5 Things You Didn't Know About iZotope RX

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5 Things You Didn't Know About iZotope RX

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Sam Loose Audio Engineer

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@ronallen2458 4 ай бұрын

I've been using RX forever and I had forgotten about multi-channel editing and selective undo! Nice one. RX has saved sooo many tracks for me.

@MePeterNicholls 4 ай бұрын

With RX advanced I repaired a full film audio that was shockingly acquired by the worst sound people imaginable. My Peers were astonished that I actually reconstituted a turd. It wasn’t amazing, but it rescued it.

@RDAudioReviews 3 ай бұрын

OMG I cannot tell you the times RX Adv literally took a project from unsalvageable to usable. I had a client deliver a shoot with cellphone breakup throughout. Just shocked that I found a declicking width that completely saved the project. The Declip has saved so many projects as well. I really like RX's workflow and if enough of the new tools are on par with better denoisers, it will keep me working with/ Buying an upgrade for 11. $300 doesn't seem that bad for someone working at a certain level and needs to clean up audio.

@meahnicholas7352 3 ай бұрын

wow great do you do more of these for like film I like to make the voice sound bigger and real ?

@paulovmendes 4 ай бұрын

Thanks for the video Sam. A tip for the brush size: while holding CMD (Mac) or Alt (Win), use the mouse wheel to alter the brush size. Faster than use the slider as shown.

@RDAudioReviews 3 ай бұрын

This is fantastic. I would love to see you make more RX Advanced videos, but from a film/video post perspective. I use RX Adv round tripping from Davinci Resolve and it works well (except for need to re-link files after saving a revision in RX). I wish Black Magic Design would buy RX and really develop it to make Fairlight better. As long as this new update gets the noise tools on par with the better solutions out there, I'll be happy. Maybe it's just me, but as an audiophile (in mics as well, buying a Schoeps CMIT for my film work) but I like RX's approach, not just one button cleanup in my NLE (which I do use on lower budget/less critical projects) I'd really like to continue in RX's modular workflow and learn more like the 6 tips in this video. Hopefully 11 is a worthwhile upgrade. Maybe consider a whole set of basics to advanced for RX11?