Accusonus ERA 4 (vs iZotope RX) | Removing Noise, Reverb, Clipping, etc..

[@Adroidith]

This is a noisy sample, yay 🙌

[@STARKNAKEDVIDEOS]

Awesome video! Thank you! Helped in my purchase decision for a new noise reduction plugin! I also couldn't stop thinking about car insurance for whatever reason.

[@nezhikoff]

the result of the Dialogue De-Reverb plugin is much higher than that of the De-Reverb plugin. It needed to be given in an example

[@elementz018]

I'm not even slightly an expert but, I think the de-reverb thing is better used for vocals recorded in a large space with hard walls that create a slight reverb in the final product.

[@xxxxxxxyyyyyyy]

*Yep, it's for vocals. Nowadays, only a few have the best audio treated environment to record their vocals without reverb, etc.*

[@peterfedak5882]

For RX, have you tried it by sampling the noise floor with the "Learn" option rather than running it in Adaptive Mode? I wonder if the resulting vocals are better that way in RX than in ERA 4.

[@gunnarschuettler]

Need the deverb for vocals recorded in big rooms. Happens more often then you think 😄 The new RX has some crazy updates! New comparision would be interesting ✌🏻

[@Sputz3]

You are like a caffeinated music scientist!

[@fritsvanzanten3573]

8:23 There's a video where Michael Brauer remixes ('masterclass') an old cassette tape from the 80s. There I learned about 'deverbing' ;-)

[@harrisonfamily4903]

As someone who has used these both extensivly. My take. ERA is an adaptive noise reduction plugin. It works amazing for what it is however RX when using the best learning model is lightyears ahead of ERA. ERA also can introduce some low end artifacts that become very bad when compressing on some samples even low noise. For me RX is superior but there are reasons to use ERA especially for basic tasks for video. If your looking for the superior audio de noiser RX is amazing. Cant even tell it was used if done properly.

[@j_eza]

Love your vibe man!

[@apeclegendary6005]

Very good video. Helps what to decide.

[@DouglasGuerraCook]

Thanks for making time to share your knowledge 🙏

[@Weaverbeats]

Thanks for the tips man

[@von_Apa]

Thank's! Good work! I have Izotope RX7 and still... maybe I'll get The ERA 4 Now when it is on intro price!

[@boimesa8190]

Oefffff izotope getting a run for their money here!!

[@alexanderclerici55]

Great video! Have you done the test with the pro version of accosonos vs izotope advanced?

[@hypnoticarts]

"Sounds like witchcraft, and it is...but it works" ; D

[@teddym2808]

You are spot on M8, and fair.. Izotope de clip DOES work 100% of the time and I've been saying that for years.. ERA-D *can* be better on certain types of noise.. You know exactly what you are talking about.

[@teddym2808]

Also you might want to try Zynaptiq for reverb removal.

[@philmarsh5593]

Waaaay after the fact... but "why would you want to remove reverb?". I restore old live gig recordings - for audience recordings, removing reverb helps a lot in bringing back more music signal to work on and removes some of the room ambience and swirling "mud". Tried Era 4 but Sonible's Proximity EQ is way better for this job.

[@miguelmoreira5248]

Oh yes, the perfect comparison for me

[@joost3783]

"9 times out of 10 removing reverb will completely fail" *shows example of reverb being removed*. I disagree - even in your example it worked. You should try SPL De-Verb as well it sounds more musical.

[@Ashad2012]

De-Reverb, why? Because someone sent you a file that has too much reverb in it or maybe you have a take that can't be easily recorded again but has too much reverb. Even worse someone added reverb in a bad way and you are trying to correct it. As mentioned these are restoration tools.

[@laveras6641]

Well, I'm just gonna go with rx cause I already have the elements version. Typically I find myself using the declick a lot, as trying to manually edit out clicks on instruments, especially vocals, never really works.

[@DavidKfilmmaker]

Did they say where the camera was?

[@goodrichsound8246]

Very helpful, thank you

[@zobramusic1460]

Thanks for the intro!

[@delmixedit]

Removing reverb is useful in post production.

[@Omkarah]

I briefly tried the trial Accusonus ERA 4, but didn't find it very helpful. In many cases it was removing sounds, or severely reducing the levels on sounds, I wanted!

[@SebastianManriquezOslo]

This are obviously audio repair tool kits, so you would use de-reverb with dialogue in a non-treated room

[@goldenlightchild4861]

Thanks mate

[@Drfresh1402]

There is something so strange about the audio in this video. The noise cancel processing is strange.

[@dup4126]

thats what i notice

[@awbeats4689]

Ohh nice one

[@dancegod1691]

It's "optimized for vocals" because they're marketing to people doing post production on videos

[@xavierparedes12]

Is it just me or did iZotope's De-click didn't really to jack sh*t at 10:17?

[@JTL7989]

man i regret buying era didnt know about rx 7 zzz

[@huberbert]

You could call your video: Why LUT's should be forbidden

[@stephentackett4064]

DeVerb is useful in terribly recorded dialogue. It is maddening to spend all this money on RX and then ERA comes along with a simple knob that does the same thing. It makes you wonder what Izotope will do to counter this. The ERA noise reduction is, sadly, way better than RX. You don't hear the swimming as much, if at all.

[@Drfresh1402]

A transient shaper is better for drums. Elysia nvelope gets the job done.

[@ConTodayTempo]

the reverb remover just sounds like its chopping off the tale you could just do that with chopping up your sample and shortening the tale yourself

[@ninjafukwan7]

What if the reverb sound is in someone who is in mid sentence? how would you chop that and still make it sound normal? Yes, it's obviously easier with a loop that have 3 elements in it.

[@ConTodayTempo]

@@ninjafukwan7 you zoom right in to the wave form to get it at the right break in words

[@miguelmoreira5248]

@@ConTodayTempo go do that in a 1h long podcast episode :)

[@ConTodayTempo]

@@miguelmoreira5248 i wouldn't do that on a podcast to be honest if you can hear what people are saying clearly who cares about some background noise in a podcast music is different but to be honest electronic musicians tend to use synths so they only really have to worry about vocals synths you can modify before you record anything so you can make you signal as dry or wet as possible before you have to use something like a noise remover or reverb remover

[@ConTodayTempo]

@therainman777 most drum patterns repeat themselves so you wouldn't need to edit the whole 4 minutes but i guess im just a dummy ay

[@Kelvinapplegate]

He said it sounds like witchcraft and it is. Lol.

[@EmilWoxenAndersen]

Theese comparisons are unfortunately not very useful. DeReverb is not intended for musik but for dialog, and the way you demonstrate it - it doesn't really seem like you know how to use it? I use it for dialog editting, and for me i can get something useful out of it every time - though it is tricky to use (though it doesn't look like it). iZotope Denoise shines on lavalier microphones and booms, where it can cleverly remove some unpredictable noises from environments. I haven't tried ERA's yet, which is why i'm here / without a conclusion though.

[@user-wb1ox8jm8o]

Please look at the camera when you talk you make me crazy moving every single word like that

[@teddym2808]

how rude.. you have no idea why he is not staring at the cam all the time. Just to presume like that is wrong.

[@luisamedina1]

Accusonus is now $150.

[@gameblogua5274]

Too much teal&orange )

[@STARKNAKEDVIDEOS]

Accusonus has moved to a subscription based model, no more buying a plugin and moving on with your life. Boo.

[@JustMartyKe]

Dood, your pauses are dramatic. I like the video though

[@supertrn76]

maybe stop waving your arms all over the place... you are only adding noise! weeeeeeeeeeeeee

[@Wasaia]

Your talking makes me nervous. Can't watch this.