- IZotope – RX Final Mix 1.01.202 VST, VST3, RTAS, AAX x86 x64. RX Final Mix is a real-time plug-in for controlling your peaks and giving your mixes and sub-mixes a smooth sonic balance. The newest member of the RX family of post production tools, RX Final Mix plug-in is built specifically for audio post production professionals and video editors.
- Resample Sample Rate Conversion (SRC) is a necessary process when converting material from one sampling rate (such as studio-quality 96 kHz or 192 kHz) to another rate (such as 44.1 kHz for CD.
iZotope’s award-winning RX 6 Audio Editor is the industry standard for audio repair, restoration, and enhancement. It offers a comprehensive suite of tools focused on alleviating common to complex audio issues. Post production professionals, audio engineers, and video editors alike use RX to transform problematic recordings into production-ready audio.
Dec 10, 2019 Izotope RX 7 vs Advanced - SRC. For 2-channel music production. Is the SRC any different in Advanced than in Standard? Are there more flexible options for instance, or different re-sampling options in the engine? Also, I assume the SRC has changed over the years? 26th September 2019 #2. Mar 19, 2019 Limiters are a powerful tool in mixing and mastering, but with great power comes great responsibility. Learn how attack and release times impact a mix, and how to.
Design Philosophy
The RX 6 Audio Editor is a visual, selection-based editing environment. Most of its user interface is devoted to the Spectrogram/Waveform display, an integral part of the RX editing workflow. The display enables you to refine and visualize your audio, allowing for better recognition and selection of problem areas.
Using the spectrogram to identify audio problems
- See the Identifying Audio Problems chapter for tips on using the spectrogram to spot common audio issues.
RX Audio Editor Feature Comparison Chart
Features | Elements | Standard | Advanced | |
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Batch Processor | X | X | X | |
Clip Gain | X | X | X | |
Composite View | X | X | NEW! | |
Find Similar | X | X | ||
Instant Process | X | X | ||
Markers & Regions | X | X | X | |
Module Chain | X | X | X | |
Module List View Filters | X | X | X | NEW! |
mp3 Export | X | X | NEW! | |
Plug-in Hosting | X | X | X | |
Recording & Monitoring | X | X | X | |
Spectrum Analyzer | X | X | X | |
Spectral Editing Tools | X | X | X | |
Waveform Statistics | X | X | X |
RX Module Comparison Chart
RX Modules | Elements | Standard | Advanced |
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Ambience Match | X | ||
Azimuth | X | ||
Breath Control | X | X | NEW! |
Center Extract | X | ||
De-bleed | X | X | NEW! |
De-click | X | X | X |
De-clip | X | X | X |
De-crackle | X | X | |
De-ess | X | X | NEW! |
De-hum | X | X | X |
De-plosive | X | X | |
De-reverb | X | X | |
De-rustle | X | NEW! | |
De-wind | X | NEW! | |
Deconstruct | X | ||
Dialogue Isolate | X | NEW! | |
Dither | X | X | |
EQ | X | X | |
EQ Match | X | ||
Fade | X | X | X |
Gain | X | X | X |
Interpolate | X | X | |
Leveler | X | ||
Loudness | X | ||
Mixing | X | X | X |
Mouth De-click | X | X | NEW! |
Normalize | X | X | X |
Phase | X | X | X |
Pitch Contour | X | X | |
Resample | X | X | |
Signal Generator | X | X | X |
Spectral De-noise | X | X | |
Spectral Repair | X | X | |
Time & Pitch | X | X | |
Voice De-noise | X | X | X |
RX Plug-in Comparison Chart
RX Plug-ins | Elements | Standard | Advanced |
---|---|---|---|
Ambience Match | X | ||
Connect | X | X | |
De-click | X | X | X |
De-clip | X | X | X |
De-crackle | X | X | |
De-ess | X | X | NEW! |
De-hum | X | X | X |
De-plosive | X | X | NEW! |
De-reverb | X | X | |
Monitor | X | X | |
Mouth De-click | X | X | NEW! |
Spectral De-noise | X | X | |
Voice De-noise | X | X | X |
This help guide is shared by RX 6 Elements, RX 6 Standard and RX 6 Advanced. The following tags are used throughout the manual to differentiate the feature sets:
- [STD & ADV] Indicates that a feature is included in RX 6 Standard and RX 6 Advanced.
- [ADV] Indicates that a feature is exclusive to RX 6 Advanced
RX Final Mix is a real-time plug-in for controlling your peaks and giving your mixes and sub-mixes a smooth sonic balance. The newest member of the RX family of post production tools, RX Final Mix plug-in is built specifically for audio post production professionals and video editors.
Equalizer
The Dynamic EQ feature of the Equalizer module is essentially an EQ with the ballistics of a compressor. You can control Gain, Frequency, Q, and the shape of the up to eight nodes.
The Dynamic EQ feature of the Equalizer module is essentially an EQ with the ballistics of a compressor. You can control Gain, Frequency, Q, and the shape of the up to eight nodes.
Surround sound, program-dependent EQ provides intelligent dynamic control over EQ adjustments. Each node can operate in a dynamic mode, in which the shape and depth of the EQ curve will change and adapt in response to the audio it’s adjusting. This allows an EQ adjustment to behave differently in different scenarios—for example a large explosion, a sudden gunshot, or a dialogue sibilance reduction.
A user-definable threshold sets the point at which the dynamic ballistics begin to kick in. The incoming frequencies located at the EQ node/band is used to trigger the amount of EQ applied. The further it falls above or below the threshold, the greater the adjustment will be. The attack and release times for the trajectory of this dynamic behavior scale in accordance to the type of audio passing through. For example, it will react differently to a sibilant dialogue area as it would a low-frequency LFE burst.
Accentuate sections of the spectrum with the Dynamic EQ – Expand mode. For example, add more impact to effects like explosions with a dynamic low shelf. When the amount of low-end energy hits the defined Threshold, the shelf can boost. But when the amount of energy is below the Threshold, the low shelf isn’t touching the mix.
Limiter
Three user-definable characters (Clear, Smooth, Thick) allow for more direct control over the adaptive, transparent nature of the limiting algorithm, which is tuned specifically for post production type audio. The True Peak, BS.1770-⅔ compliant limiter provides intelligent digital loudness maximization of the signal, while ensuring there are no True Peak overflows to keep your mixes compliant to delivery specs.
Three user-definable characters (Clear, Smooth, Thick) allow for more direct control over the adaptive, transparent nature of the limiting algorithm, which is tuned specifically for post production type audio. The True Peak, BS.1770-⅔ compliant limiter provides intelligent digital loudness maximization of the signal, while ensuring there are no True Peak overflows to keep your mixes compliant to delivery specs.
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The processor is designed for neutral or transparent limiting. It does so by analyzing the incoming source material and leveraging a psycho-acoustically pleasing algorithm, reacting quickly to transients and reacting more slowly to steady, lower frequency tones. In doing so, it is optimized to preserve transients and present them more clearly in the output signal, even when aggressive limiting is taking place.
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Stem and Master Bus Processing
RX Final Mix provides up to 7.1 surround support with control over LFE channel processing, for use on both stems and master busses. If you’re delivering discrete stems, you may wish to use the frequency control and True Peak limiting of RX Final Mix on those stems. However, when using RX Final Mix on your master bus, this post-stem processing will change the relationship between the stems and the master, meaning that the stems sum will no longer equal the mix. As such, we’d recommend not using RX Final Mix on the master bus if you’re delivering stems. If you’re delivering a final stereo or surround mix without stems, RX Final Mix contains specific master bus presets designed to prepare your mix for optimum sound quality, and even specific playback scenarios such as video streaming.
RX Final Mix provides up to 7.1 surround support with control over LFE channel processing, for use on both stems and master busses. If you’re delivering discrete stems, you may wish to use the frequency control and True Peak limiting of RX Final Mix on those stems. However, when using RX Final Mix on your master bus, this post-stem processing will change the relationship between the stems and the master, meaning that the stems sum will no longer equal the mix. As such, we’d recommend not using RX Final Mix on the master bus if you’re delivering stems. If you’re delivering a final stereo or surround mix without stems, RX Final Mix contains specific master bus presets designed to prepare your mix for optimum sound quality, and even specific playback scenarios such as video streaming.