Sonnox Oxford DeClicker - Plug-in (Native, Download)
Description
The Oxford DeClicker from Sonnox is a plug-in that removes short duration noise events from audio material using advanced algorithms that results in a high quality of repair. The plug-in features three main sections - DePop, DeClick and DeCrackle, with each sections dealing with events that are up to 10mS, 3mS and 0.4mS in duration respectively.
Each of these sections has a threshold and sensitivity control, and an excitation profile which shows the residual signal left after harmonic content is removed. The excitation profile represents how much the signal deviates from the predicted signal. The threshold controls determine how many events are detected, and the sensitivity controls determine how many of those detected events go on to be repaired.
Accurately and transparently remove pops, clicks and crackle using three discrete sections. Each has a threshold and sensitivity control to define the number of events that are detected and removed. The unique Events Graph shows the level and duration of each pop, click and crackle as it's detected in three separate colour-coded groups.
Sometimes there will be events detected that represent audio we want to keep rather than remove. So we built the Exclude Box to further refine the number of repaired events, and also Dialogue Mode for independent control over speech in programme.
Key Features:
• Three dedicated sections: DePop, DeClick and DeCrackle
• Graphic feedback of the energy/duration of detected events
• Excitation displays to help accurately set thresholds
• Exclude Box to select events that shouldn’t be repaired
• Dialogue Mode: Independent settings when speech is detected
• Three audition modes:
- Listen only to removed events
- Full processed signal
- Dialogue Mode side-chain
This plug-in offers 2 activations for each product licence you own.
All licences must be kept on the same iLok account, and each activation will allow you to authorise your Plug-In using the following methods:
iLok USB device. iLok2 / iLok3 required with latest drivers
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