Izotope Rx Play Frequency Selection
Cell phones ringing at a violin recital. Door hinges squeaking during an interview. Traffic noises interrupting on-location dialogue.
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These are just a few examples of “intermittent noise,” a term that includes a wide range of intrusive sounds that don’t fall into the steady-state or impulse categories.
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In this blog post, we’ll review some common audio problems that tend to occur suddenly and last for a short duration, and we’ll look at ways to address them using RX’s various audio repair options. (To learn more about the subject, read our blog about removing audio dropouts and gaps.)
Removing Intermittent Noises
Dec 19, 2018 Spectral Repair is a module available in iZotope RX 7 Standard and RX 7 Advanced audio restoration software that lets you remove and replace unwanted sounds and frequencies in audio. Two things make Spectral Repair much more precise at removing problem sounds than simple EQ’ing or filtering: 1. Visualization of the audio and 2. Algorithm-based audio repair.
Intermittent noises are especially hard to repair for several reasons:
- Wildly unpredictable in frequency and timing
- Time-consuming to fix
- Can’t be removed with an automated process (unlike broadband noise, hum, clicks, and crackles)
- Leave artifacts and/or damage the original audio when removed by most traditional audio-editing tools
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Fortunately, RX includes a number of ways to remove these noises.
Step 1
Begin by identifying the unwanted noise via the spectrogram. Using the selection tools, isolate the noise as precisely as possible. You can either draw a freehand selection around the edges of the unwanted audio, or use the Magic Wand tool in RX 4 to make the selection automatically.