iZotope RX 11 plus SpectraLayers 11: Ultimate Guide to Voice Denoising and Vocal Cleanup!

[@mochachaiguy]

I've been an Rx user since V3 and appreciate the clear explanations of the modules and functional options each provides. Well done, and thank you.

[@darkwhite_productions]

Thanks

[@shamoonmuhammed4625]

Great comparison. Practical application did help me a lot as a beginner for me, Iam using both of these tools for restoration of old audios

[@darkwhite_productions]

Glad it could be of help to you.

[@fractionalist]

English Captions please! Great tutorial - accent is strong...

[@darkwhite_productions]

Thanks, and sorry for the typical Delhi(an) accent. 😅 I'll see what I can do about English captions.

[@ZHEER]

@@darkwhite_productions Your accent and audio are both very clear and easy to understand. Not sure what they're talking about.

[@asmundma]

Hello, I have both these tools as well. You always learn something when see others use them. In addition I also have Acustica from Acon Digital, which you may want to chech out.

[@darkwhite_productions]

Thanks, haven’t used acoustica but have heard good things about it.

[@frequency_sequencer]

RX to me is more organised and user friendly

[@northernstar5658]

What's your opinion on the new preset module in Spectralayers vs RX presets/preset management?

[@darkwhite_productions]

Hi! if you meant Module chain. It’s quite impressive and almost on par with RX. But there are minor teething issues with the VST3 Effects. But since it is the first iteration, I think it will improve and become even better over time.

[@northernstar5658]

@@darkwhite_productions thank you for the response. What exactly are the issues with VST3 effects ?

[@darkwhite_productions]

It has some issues with saving the presets. Like with waves it does not save the parameters, there is trouble making slight adjustments as it resets everything but with plugin alliance it works perfectly.