#Draw plus x6 lasso tool software#

I work with sound recording, composing and research, and field recording plays an essential role in my work, and when it comes to material captured in this vast sonic terrain we live, a tool like RX becomes an awesome odyssey of listening.

#Draw plus x6 lasso tool software#

This software could be something like a Photoshop for sound, a complete suite of restoration and meticulous processing of digital audio. There are other similar spectral analysis tools which can do a lot of things over the material, but I chose RX maybe because of the detail and the workflow IвЂ™ve found with it, which in this new version gets really enhanced.

Nowadays, RX is not alone although it still offers things you only find there, at least in such advanced ways. For me, RX works as a microscope of sounds, a powerful tool capable of amazing things, not only on repairing but also in terms of how we relate with sound and how technology can help us to understand, explore and find new things in the audible information we capture and deal with. Although I certainly use RX for audio repairing stuff, I think this tool is more than that. Also, IвЂ™m not interested on showing you radical examples of repairing and processing since you can also find that on the iZotopeвЂ™s site. IвЂ™ll try to briefly talk about the things I find interesting on it for field recording and listening purposes, rather than just talking about stuff you find in the manual, on another reviews (like here, here and here), the great videos at iZotopeвЂ™s site, or the fantastic 100-page audio repair guide iZotope recently released. I like RX a lot and I use it mainly for field recording, and with this new version, I thought about doing a small review (or maybe just a commentary or reflection) on it, maybe trying to find its spirit and whatвЂ™s make it unique or special, rather than talking about tips, tricks or showcasing more examples of it. Other great features are also found in the new interface, which is more easier to navigate and also integrates support for working with multiple files in one instance of the program, which allow to make comparisons of sounds without needing to close a project to open the other. Also, the application works ењ† faster than the previous version and has a pretty solid performance since supports multi-core processing and includes some optimized algorithms. In the new version, RX added new modules such as Dereverb, realtime dialogue denoiser, new metering suite and advanced features on already stablished modules such as parametric EQ, declip, declick, time&pitch, channel operations, dither, among others. Some months ago, iZotope released a brand new version of RX, an audio repair toolkit charged with lots of great tools for dealing with audio material.