Released back in 2008, RX simply took over. Having said that, the fact that not many developers put their efforts on making audio repair tools can be attributed to some extent to iZotope RX’s existence. With that in mind, the question is: which one to choose? Fortunately for us this segment shows a busy yet not crowded marketplace, with a handful of great sounding and very capable solutions competing for attention but far from the over-saturated equalizer and dynamics segments. Having a set of audio repair tools is definitely one very desirable in most studios and on some they are just mandatory - any serious post-production facilities and mixing or mastering studios are bound to deal with damaged audio at some point. It’s no surprise, therefore, that iZotope’s RX 5 Audio Editor has come to define itself as one of the leading choices for audio restoration and post production. Right from its first product, Ozone, iZotope’s range of software plug-ins has been renowned for its surgical accuracy and precision operation. And for professionals who need to quickly deliver quality results, the RX 5 Advanced Audio Editor. RX’s suite of automatic, intelligent modules reduce manual tasks in your audio production workflow, freeing you up to focus on creative experimentation.Rx It, offers you the most comprehensive video tutorial series available, covering both RX 5 and RX 5 Advanced with a fine toothed comb filter, leaving no aspect of the software unexplored. IZotope's RX 5 Audio Editor is in a class by itself when it comes to repairing, restoring, and enhancing audio.Price: Standard Version $349 - Advanced Version $1199 (US Dollars - MSRP).Formats: Standalone application, VST, AU and AAX plug-ins for Mac and Windows.

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