RX 10 Elements for free and chance to win Komplete 14 (for KVR members)

[joeyluck]

https://www.kvraudio.com/giveaways/get- ... mate-ce-62



RX Elements features

• Repair Assistant plug-in [NEW]
• Dynamic De-hum [NEW]
• Static De-hum
• De-click
• De-clip
• Voice De-noise
• De-reverb

I have RX 9 Advanced, but still submitted for a copy of RX 10 Elements. I primarily work in the standalone app, but interested in trying out the new Repair Assistant plugin and Dynamic De-Hum. I typically use Dialogue Isolate the most, but Voice De-noise is also really effective.

[Ichooselife]

https://www.kvraudio.com/giveaways/get- ... mate-ce-62



RX Elements features

• Repair Assistant plug-in [NEW]
• Dynamic De-hum [NEW]
• Static De-hum
• De-click
• De-clip
• Voice De-noise
• De-reverb

I have RX 9 Advanced, but still submitted for a copy of RX 10 Elements. I primarily work in the standalone app, but interested in trying out the new Repair Assistant plugin and Dynamic De-Hum. I typically use Dialogue Isolate the most, but Voice De-noise is also really effective.

what does rx elements do

[joeyluck]

what does rx elements do

Audio repair—noise reduction/cleaning audio.

You get each of those modules as separate plugins, plus the Repair Assistant plugin. Each plugin does what its name name implies.

[Ichooselife]

what does rx elements do

Audio repair—noise reduction/cleaning audio.

You get each of those modules as separate plugins, plus the Repair Assistant plugin. Each plugin does what its name name implies.

ah i don’t need that but thank you joey for mentioning

[Rising Night Wave]

joeyluck, thank you. and KVRaudio also. thumbs up!

[huggermugger]

For anyone who records their own audio, RX Elements is worth having. It does a very good job of solving several common noise problems. I've used it to declick old vinyl recordings, denoise interviews, reduce crowd noise (for which I got paid good bucks), manage 60 cycle hum, and de-clip a badly overdriven recording, transforming the primary interview in a documentary from intolerable to screenable in a large theater.

Best not to run it as a realtime VST though (although it can perform ok). Better to process the audio files outside of Reason, for maximum sound quality.

[joeyluck]

For anyone who records their own audio, RX Elements is worth having. It does a very good job of solving several common noise problems. I've used it to declick old vinyl recordings, denoise interviews, reduce crowd noise (for which I got paid good bucks), manage 60 cycle hum, and de-clip a badly overdriven recording, transforming the primary interview in a documentary from intolerable to screenable in a large theater.

Best not to run it as a realtime VST though (although it can perform ok). Better to process the audio files outside of Reason, for maximum sound quality.

Agreed and like I mentioned, I like to use standalone as well, but Elements doesn't come with a standalone app, just the plugins.

[huggermugger]

For anyone who records their own audio, RX Elements is worth having. It does a very good job of solving several common noise problems. I've used it to declick old vinyl recordings, denoise interviews, reduce crowd noise (for which I got paid good bucks), manage 60 cycle hum, and de-clip a badly overdriven recording, transforming the primary interview in a documentary from intolerable to screenable in a large theater.

Best not to run it as a realtime VST though (although it can perform ok). Better to process the audio files outside of Reason, for maximum sound quality.

Agreed and like I mentioned, I like to use standalone as well, but Elements doesn't come with a standalone app, just the plugins.

I didn't realize that, a bit of a bummer.

[joeyluck]

Agreed and like I mentioned, I like to use standalone as well, but Elements doesn't come with a standalone app, just the plugins.

I didn't realize that, a bit of a bummer.

Yeah, but those plugins still do a good job. And getting RX Elements gets people onto an upgrade path to Standard or Advanced. It's the modules like Dialogue Isolate that I mostly use in standalone, which happens to be not available as a plugin anyways because of the way it processes.

[dvdrtldg]

RX Elements is great, especially because it seems to pop up somewhere for free every six months or so

The only thing about it I find lacking is the Repair Assistant, which listens to your audio & then makes its own decision about which plugins to use and how much processing to apply. I generally find I disagree with its choices

Anyway I'm using RX a lot less since I got Hush, which does a much better job of denoise/dereverb on dialogue

[Ichooselife]

RX Elements is great, especially because it seems to pop up somewhere for free every six months or so

The only thing about it I find lacking is the Repair Assistant, which listens to your audio & then makes its own decision about which plugins to use and how much processing to apply. I generally find I disagree with its choices

Anyway I'm using RX a lot less since I got Hush, which does a much better job of denoise/dereverb on dialogue

that looks only for mac

[dvdrtldg]

that looks only for mac

So far, yeah. But they're still working on further improvements, and I wouldn't be surprised if a Windows version is in the works