Antler
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Noise Reduction Software
Hi
I've been looking around for some noise reduction software/plugins to clean up some vocal/acoustic guitar recordings from background noise (fans, etc). While Sound Forge is an audio editor in its own right, I've noticed that it comes bundled with quite a few plugins, including some noise reduction ones, and a few iZotope ones as well. Does anyone know if these can only be used in Sound Forge, or can any of them be used in Sonar (64 bit) as well?
I'm a hobbyist, and my audio editing needs aren't that demanding. I'm wondering whether to go for Sound Forge, which seems like quite good value (especially if any of the bundled plugins can be used externally); or maybe sticking with Audacity, and instead buying a plugin such as RX2.
Thanks
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bapu
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Re: Noise Reduction Software
2013/08/18 19:35:23
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Re: Noise Reduction Software
2013/08/20 13:32:10
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I still use the noise reduction plugin that came with Sound Forge, but then I've been using it since it was released, so I am very used to it. I am looking at the Izotope tools, but need a project to pay for them<G>!
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Re: Noise Reduction Software
2013/08/20 19:05:40
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I think all the noise reduction plugs are pretty much the same.
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Re: Noise Reduction Software
2013/08/20 19:46:03
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I recently demoed RX2 and it has by far the best noise reduction plugin in it that ive ever tried.
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Old55
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Re: Noise Reduction Software
2013/08/28 14:34:18
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I've been using BIAS' Sound Soap Pro. It's been very effective. Unfortunately, BIAS went out of business a year or two ago.
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Re: Noise Reduction Software
2013/08/28 14:43:18
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R-mix is another option if you have Producer.
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Old55
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Re: Noise Reduction Software
2013/08/28 19:31:30
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Should auld acquaintance be forgot--hey, who the hell are you guys? X2(X3 pending hardware upgrade), Emulator X2, E-mu 1212M, Virtual String Machine
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