Excellent explanations. I just upgraded to RX6 Standard (from Elements). This thing is like magic. RX is going to take my location audio to a new level. The online documentation is a bit sketchy, but all the izotope videos are fantastic.
Thank you for this great tutorial! It will definitely come in handy when I have to delve deep into a sound file to remove the annoying nose and mouth clicks.
At 8:30 he highlights the portion to remove, which includes the visible vertical lines (which I think is a clicking sound), but then after he deletes the gap, the vertical line is still there. Can anyone explain why?
this is always just in rx advance? i had bought rx standard just to find out that the settings you showcase are just available in rx advanced, do i had to throw in another 500 $. 😢
So this functions as a stand alone program? I'm not a pro, just an audiophile who owns a few records and tapes that were never released on CD, and I have some old band recordings that have a lot of audio problems. This seems almost miraculous, and for $400 anyone could buy this, if you count music as important in your life.
The spectrogram is only available in the standalone application of RX Elements, not as an insert in a DAW. However, several DAWs allow a user to communicate with the standalone editor. Learn more here: support.izotope.com/hc/en-us/articles/360032981013-RX-Connect-FAQ
It's called 'RX connect', to destructive edit, click 'connect', highlight the text, then hit 'send' and it pops up in the stand alone. When you're done, you send it back and embeds all the changes.
For an audio mixing software company, the level ratio of music to dialogue has a lot to be desired in these videos. I have to turn the speakers down on music and back up to hear speaking. Very bad mixing.