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This works best when the plug-in knows the frequency curve of the noise aka, noise profile , and the DeNoiser can automatically calculate this for you if required. Thus you can use more aggressive settings on the non-vocal sections without adversely affecting the audibility of the vocal sections - very clever. Detect, Remove and De-Hisser. Prior to the digital revolution, noise was a by-product of the physical media used to store music - remember the crackle of records and the background hiss of cassette? Best noise reduction we've used. It's designed to remove constant broadband noise, such as tape hiss.

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The same recording mixed with noise to create an artificially noisy recording 3. You can set the sensitivity to avoid over-zealous EQingdegree of removal in dB and much more besides.

Background hum and noise can contaminate recorded parts, and can be caused by declickdr cables or grounding issues, or electrical clicking from devices on the same mains circuit kettles, fridges, etc.

This mode can work magic on video footage, and despite being dubbed Dialogue Mode, it's suitable for other restoration situations where you need different settings for loud and quiet events.

For cleaning up your musical act, Restore is a first-class restoration plug-in package, knocking the spots off others we've tried. We used Restore to salvage material from old cassettes and vinyl, multitrack recordings on two-inch tape that suffered from 'ghost noise'and takes that had been infested with mains hum.

This works best when the plug-in knows the frequency curve of the noise aka, noise profileand the DeNoiser can automatically calculate this for you if required. Detect, Remove and De-Hisser. You can set the fundamental frequency of buzzes manually with the large Hz knob or by using the effective Auto mode, which quickly zeroes in on hum.

They've done an excellent job of crafting a well-rounded set of intuitive, versatile tools that's perfect for almost any restoration situation and capable of bafflingly good results - we were able to salvage some audio material that we previously assumed to have been beyond repair. DeBuzzer offers hum and buzz removal, and operates using either a Comb filter for buzzes with many harmonics, or a more CPU-hungry Parametric response, for situations with fewer harmonics present.

Our Verdict For cleaning up your musical act, Restore is a first-class restoration plug-in package, knocking the spots off others we've tried.

Sonnox Restore review

Denoiser applied to the artificially noisy recording. A sonnkx recording of acoustic guitar 2. The Colour and Air knobs are simpler tools for tweaking the bass and treble response. To influence which frequencies are targeted most aggressively, you can drag points on the display to create a bias curve, eg, to remove more high-frequency noise.

Perfect for film or dialogue work. The same recording treated with DeBuzzer and DeNoiser. Thus you can use more aggressive settings on the non-vocal sections without adversely affecting the audibility of the vocal sections - very clever. It's designed to remove constant broadband noise, such as tape hiss.

Sonnox Restore review | MusicRadar

You set the voice threshold control much as you'd set that of a noise gate, so any audio events breaching it are processed with the Above Set parameters, and the others with the Below Set. Though the price tag puts it out of the reach of the casual hobbyist, for anyone who does a lot of restoration, mastering or film work, Restore could well be a sound investment and perhaps even an essential purchase.

Pros Easy to get good results. The transition to digital consumer formats banished such physicality-related artifacts, but noise is still very much a concern when recording.

Recording of an electric guitar using a broken cable and suffering from severe mains hum 2. There's also a De-Hisser section that works independently from the rest of the plug-in, for more aggressive reduction of treble noise. Activate the DeClicker's Dialogue Mode and a bunch of extra controls pop up.

Prior to the digital revolution, noise was a by-product of the physical media used to store music - remember the crackle of records and the background hiss of cassette?

Like other such plug-ins, it basically works by breaking the signal into many separate frequency bands and individually gating them according to the settings.

To combat noise problems post-recording, or to restore audio sourced from elderly formats, we can turn to noise reduction software such as Sonnox's Restore suite.

As with any denoiser plug-in, extreme noise removal can result in the audio becoming dull and soft, and to this end, there's a Warmth knob that reintroduces some of sonnx 'lost' harmonics. Video can suffer to the point where dialogue is masked by wind or motor noise from the camera and, of course, material transferred from tape or vinyl may very well still suffer from the artifacts mentioned earlier.

DeBuzzer is scarily effective. Once this is done, DeClicker's algorithms distinguish between noise devlicker and audio content, the former showing up as colour-coded dots on the graphical display.

Best noise reduction we've used.