Izotope RX Voice De-noise In Depth - Remove Room Noise

In this episode, we demonstrate how to use Izotope’s RX Voice De-noise plugin to reduce things like fan or any steady sort of noise in the background. We dive into the details of how the plugins works and what each of the settings do so that you can optimize your recordings and de-noise effectively. The Voice De-noise plugin is part of Izotope RX Elements, Standard, and Advanced.
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Index
00:00 Start
00:07 Summary
00:17 Introduction
00:30 Available in all versions of RX
00:52 Settings to get started
01:23 Original sample sound
01:50 How does Voice De-noise work?
04:09 Manual vs adaptive mode
07:11 Optimize for Dialogue vs Music setting
07:59 Filter type setting
10:13 Real time analyzer
12:06 Threshold setting
12:50 Reduction setting
13:39 Demonstration
18:48 Final before and after samples
19:47 Please buy my courses