This latest version brings new modes to a number of these, in both the Standard and Advanced packages, as well as a new algorithm for Dialogue Isolate (Advanced). Though the iconic spectrographic display, selection tools and utilities are hard to beat, the range and quality of modules in the Repair section really make RX stand out. Nestled between all these is the third-party plugin host that brings VST and AU collections.

Some integrate with the Instant Process (attenuation, fades, gain) function which applies the last used setting to whatever you highlight, which is a time-saver on more laborious edit jobs.įor the Advanced package, the Leveler and Azimuth modules are gems for post-production and restoration tasks respectively.

The EQ is a 6-band-plus-filters slice of excellence and the trio of time and pitch options produce high-quality results. The sidebar module list remains unchanged from RX 8 and though the upper portion of the sidebar (Repair) is home to the stars of RX, the lower two are (Utility and Measurement) due some serious respect. The ever-impressive range of selection methods, including harmonic series, coupled with the waveform/spectrograph overlays make short work of analysing audio for clicks, pops, hums and noise. The subscription option is worth considering.Ī combination of a flexible spectrographic UI coupled with a host of repair and restoration tools (in the Pro package) that can perform utilitarian and creative duties, layering and deconstructing audio as it goes.īy allowing frequency as an editable component, alongside time and amplitude, the possibilities for editing are huge, even with simple tools, such as gain change. Pro package adds heavyweight de-noise/reverb/ess tools, and a Room Tone Match for Pro Tools, but at quite a price jump. Great quality plugins for post- and music-production repair and noise reduction work.

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