IZOTOPE RX11: Everything you MUST KNOW before getting RX 11 

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The only thing which you might like or not is that DXRevive adds a sound to the restored voice. Its less natural and differs from the original, but then, it does sound good.

No contest…

I hate to be this guy, but that first test of Dialogue Isolate is a bit flawed. I pulled the Audio and checked on my own system; first thing I noticed is the weird 'gating' artifact after the word "extractor". I'm assuming it is his CPU struggling to run it. I can't replicated that dropout using those exact settings on that audio. The second thing is, Dialogue Isolate does way more attenuation than Clarity or Supertone clear, so with the settings shown in this comparison, Dialogue Isolate is doing significantly more attenuation. He's also not using DeReverb with Clarity in that example yet he's reducing reverb with RX. You can see it in the RX Spectral Analyzer how much more Dialogue Isolate is removing the Broadband Noise. To sort of match his Clarity VX, I had to pull back Dialogue Isolates Noise Reduction to like -21 to be comparable to Clarity VX's -91.9% he had set. So there's going to be more artifacting. Personally, I liked dxRevive in that example though.

Great observation. However I am looking at the review in the time perspective. How fast I can achieve the best results as quick as possible.

@@torre-calendacion I think Izotope should have scaled their vertical slider differently so that a larger portion of the slider takes up a smaller reduction range. They should have also made the multiband processing such that 100% is in the middle, and it ranges from 0-200%. That way you could push a band higher if you need more reduction at that band. Otherwise, you have to go to the reduction slider, pull it down just a tiny bit because of how it's scaled (or type in a number), then go back to the other 'three' multibands and reduce them an equivalent amount. Which is not an efficient workflow. Maybe I'm crazy, but I'm surprised nobody brought this up in their beta testing? It's a UX/UI shortcoming as opposed to the algorithm. I think most people respond better to the giant knobs of Clarity and Supertone Clear in which those give you a wider range of motion with less reduction, so it's easier to really dial it in how you want. Don't get me wrong, it's awesome Dialogue Isolate can dig in much deeper in some cases, and it sounds pretty good, but I'm not a fan of the UI/UX. Hell, their own Repair Assistant gets this correct; 50% reduction in the Repair Assistant, which uses Dialogue Isolate, is equivalent to only -15dB of reduction in Dialogue Isolate. And we can also delta the noise in the Repair Assistant, but not the Dialogue Isolate Module? And they should also have given a High Quality Mode toggle in the Repair Assistant instead of making you open up the module chain, as there is a actually a noticeable difference between the two modes.

I have no info on that, wouldnt be suprised if it happens in fall 2024.

What would you want to see in Ozone 12?

@@billpodolak7754 No idea, I just like to see shiny new tools lol! I’m on Ozone 10 Advanced, didn’t see a reason to upgrade to 11, and the performance improvements they made with 10 are gone in 11, so I’m thinking upgrading every two or so years might be a solid idea (came from Ozone 8 before 10), but if there are no performance improvements in 12, I’m not interested. I probably have all the tools I will ever need anyway, to be honest.

@@billpodolak7754 im hoping to see no new features,slightly changed UI and a $300 upgrade fee WoooHoooo

Sure it can. But depends on what you're after exactly to judge if RX11 is the right tool or overkill.

@@whitenoisestudio thank you very much 🙏🙏

How?

@@whitenoisestudio I listened to other versions and some of the other ones had a different sound to them. Idk

Nope, audio unit ara only and Logic only right now.