iZotope RX 10 Audio Editor Advanced v10.4.0 macOS

iZotope RX 10 Audio Editor Advanced v10.4.0 U2B macOS

Version 10.4.0 Release Notes

Plug-in Hosting

VST3 support is brand new in RX, and we’d love to hear your feedback! Click Help > Give Feedback in the RX Audio Editor to let us know if any plug-ins aren’t working.

For Intel Macs, and Apple Silicon Macs running RX in Rosetta: AU, VST2, & VST3 plug-ins can be hosted.

For Apple Silicon Macs running RX natively: AU & VST3 plug-ins can be hosted.

For Windows: VST2 & VST3 plug-ins can be hosted.

Improvements & Updates

Added support for hosting VST3 plug-ins in RX Audio Editor application

Added native Apple Silicon support for AAX plug-ins

Improved performance of rendering selections

Improved startup time when restoring files with a long transcription

Bug Fixes

Fixed issues with screen reader support

Fixed issues with text navigation in composite mode

Fixed invalid waveforms with resampling

Fixed a quality regression in Wow & Flutter module

Fixed issues with Guitar De-noise, Voice De-noise and Spectral De-noise’s learn button in Audio Suite

Fixed Audio Unit automation param registration

Fixed minor UI issues

Known Issues

RX docs saved in RX 10.3.0 and newer will not open in previous versions of RX (e.g RX 10.2.0, or RX 9).

Included:

Text Navigation [NEW]

Multiple Speaker Detection [NEW]

Repair Assistant plug-in [NEW]

Selection Feathering [NEW MODE]

Spectral Recovery [NEW ALGORITHM]

First-time User Experience [NEW]

De-hum Dynamic Adaptive Mode [NEW MODE]

iZRX10AmbienceMatch

iZRX10BreathControl

iZRX10Connect

iZRX10De-click

iZRX10De-clip

iZRX10De-crackle

iZRX10De-ess

iZRX10De-hum

iZRX10De-plosive

iZRX10De-reverb

iZRX10De-rustle

iZRX10DialogueIsolate

iZRX10GuitarDe-noise

iZRX10Monitor

iZRX10MouthDe-click

iZRX10MusicRebalance

iZRX10MusicRebalanceARA

iZRX10RepairAssistant

iZRX10SpectralDe-noise

iZRX10SpectralEditor

iZRX10VoiceDe-noise

With version 10, we’ve added new features and functionality to address some of the most common repair problems that exist in today’s post projects, making it the definitive choice for audio post production. While there are so many other new features included, here’s a glimpse of the new RX 10 Repair Assistant, which (bonus!) will be available to use directly in your DAW.

Built on decades of iZotope research, RX 10 is the most intuitive and intelligent version we’ve ever made. Whether you are editing a podcast, recording a full band, or working on a blockbuster movie, RX 10 will enable you to captivate audiences by bringing out the best in recorded audio.

We wanted to share some of the thoughts that went into the development of RX and the problems we are hoping to solve with the release of version 10.

There’s an audio editor?

We can’t tell you how many times we have gotten that question when conducting user research sessions. To this day, many people don’t know there is an RX audio editor or don’t really understand how to use it in their workflow. That’s why we’ve made a new Repair Assistant that can be used directly in your DAW. This eliminates the need to pass audio back and forth and keeps you in your flow. It’s now easier than ever to clean up audio.

A modern classic

When we released the first version of RX, it was mainly designed for audio restoration. With the growing popularity of reality TV, RX found a home in the biggest post production studios in the world and has become the industry standard for audio repair. But times keep changing and now more musicians and content creators are using RX in their everyday work. That’s why we wanted to make it easier than ever to clean up audio with new assistive technology. Whether you are a veteran audio engineer, a post production dialogue editor, or you are creating podcasts or YouTube videos, you will appreciate many of the new tools included in version 10.

Designed to tackle the challenges of today

With more work being done remotely and audio being delivered at lower quality and resolution, it’s more important than ever to make sure you don’t spend hours or days trying to fix audio takes. RX 10 was designed to respond to some of the challenges that dialogue editors are seeing today. With more assistive features, it’s easier than ever to quickly repair audio on the fly and new digital signal processing now allows you to tackle some ugly audio issues that require resynthesis of certain fundamental frequencies.

The need for speed

If there’s one overarching theme we hear from our users, it’s that time is money. In the 24-7 media world we live in today, deadlines are now tighter than ever, but the expectations of high quality audio have not changed. That’s why we built new timesaving features that make it easier to navigate dialogue in RX and identify problem areas and speakers. And if you have been intimidated by audio editing in the past, RX will include a new first time user experience that will get you up and running quickly and editing like a pro in no time.

We hope you will be excited about the new powerful tools in RX 10. We can’t wait to share all the details and show you some of the latest innovations in audio repair. Stay tuned for more!