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Re: Best plugin for audio restoration
Izotope Rx is fantastic for the price.
Edit: It would be fantastic at 3x the price too. |
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For removing hiss? LPF.
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Isn't sonic no-noise almost $2000? I find it really hard to believe that it would be ten times better than Izotope. RX has been more than capable of dealing with any noise I throw at it so far.
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If it does 1/10 harm compared to others, would it not be 10x better? It's apparently so hard to LISTEN nowadays...
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And it's funny to "listen" to the absence of sound. NoNoise takes it away. RX takes it away. Is one better? Eh, for $1,800 difference, no. If the guy's doing audio forensics, NoNoise, or Cedar, better yet, would be interesting. Read the manual, use RX, restore audio. Done. On the other hand, if the question is "best" - price no object -- Cedar. |
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What about the stuff above the cutoff point that you want to KEEP?
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he´s a flatwound strings bass player ?
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Do you have any interest guys in comparing NoNoise and RX on some real-world noise sample? I did this myself and wasn't very impressed with NoNoise, but I've only used a short sample and I've been biased towards RX: (link to my comparison). Anyone willing to do a more representative test?
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And of course all this comes to taste anyway, I personally was NOT impressed with the Cedar box at all, and prefer the 'character' of Izotope over it. I felt the Cedar was affecting the quality of the sound much more than Izotope, even though one is $200 and one is $10,000
Maybe the Cedar is capable of much better than I heard from it, maybe we weren't using it right, but honestly what I heard I was not that impressed. I think it's honestly (like NoNoise) one of those "I paid a TON for this thing, so it MUST sound that much better" |
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FWIW, I'm an Izotope Rx fan, too. I don't do much restoration day-to-day, but I cleaned up lots of audio recorded on an airfield with Rx a few months ago. Pretty impressive stuff, considering I was used to X-Noise. |
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