Duplicate post.

Duplicate post.

Duplicate post.

Duplicate Post! -- I think the forum hiccuped while I was saving my initial response. if a forum mod sees all these duplicates, and wishes to delete them, I'd certainly be obliged.
 
Ed

Hello!! I am working on Sonar X3 Producer and have Izotope Rx4 advance, the thing is that when I go to:
- “Process Effect > Audio Effects” from the right-click menu. Select RX 4 Connect in SONAR’s plug-in browser.
When the RX Connect plug-in window appears, select either “Reference” or “Repair” and click “OK” to send the clip to RX 4.- 
It opens RX4 but opens the file as a Stereo track instead of a mono track. So I am listening all in the left monitor and using half of the RX4 screen.
 
What am I doing wrong??
 
Thanks!!

sadicx3
Hello!! I am working on Sonar X3 Producer and have Izotope Rx4 advance, the thing is that when I go to:
- “Process Effect > Audio Effects” from the right-click menu. Select RX 4 Connect in SONAR’s plug-in browser.
When the RX Connect plug-in window appears, select either “Reference” or “Repair” and click “OK” to send the clip to RX 4.- 
It opens RX4 but opens the file as a Stereo track instead of a mono track. So I am listening all in the left monitor and using half of the RX4 screen.
 
What am I doing wrong??
 
Thanks!!

I can confirm that RX 4 opens the mono clip as a stereo waveform when processing the clip with the VST3 version of RX Connect. When I process the mono clip with the VST2 version of RX Connect, then RX 4 opens it as a mono waveform. Sounds like a bug to me though it may be working as designed. Not sure. Anyway, try the VST2 version of RX Connect.
 
Cheers,
Don

I can confirm and called support they could not tell me what to do about it , but now that I know it opens in vst2 correctly then it has to be something in the vst3 that's making it do this. I will call again

Hi - Could someone walk me through setting up Izotope RX3 in registry?    Thanks

Never mind. i figured it out.

UPDATE 4/3/2015:  SORRY TO TACK ON TO AN OLD POST.  I'LL START AN NEW THREAD.  THANKS.
 
 
Hi.  
 
I have 15 to 20-year-old vocal and acoustic guitar takes recorded on a Yamaha MT-120 4-track cassette recorder that I would like to bring back and use again inside Sonar Producer. Surprisingly, there is not a lot of tape hiss, but there is a little.  More troublesome is my having recorded the vocals with reverb. So it's noticeable, and quite frankly,  too wet in many cases.  I would like to remove (or minimize) it and use something better in Sonar.  I also "settled" for some takes and allowed editing and recording noises (pops/clicks).  I can also hear headphone bleed in the recordings when I solo a on old track.  
 
So...is RX4 my answer to cleaning all this up?  Are there enough extras in RX4 Advanced to really spend the extra cash?  I've been watching videos and reviews.  In most it seems RX4 is used primarily for dialog.  Is it the right tool for this or do I just need to learn how to use the plugins in Sonar better (as well as Nectar 2 Essential which I already have).  I really not trying to justify a purchase.  I just want to get the best results possible in the least amount of time.
 
Thanks in advance for your opinions.
 
Marc