IZotope has released an updated version of RX Audio Editor. As announced, the new RX9 will bring even more sound correction tools available to professionals. For example, the Spectral Recovery tool will help you restore dialogues, and the Wow & Flutter feature will help you correct the pitch.
The Batch Processor and Loudness Control functions have also been improved. Musicians will be able to use the Guitar De-noise tool, designed specifically for tuning the sound of guitar recordings. According to iZotope, the RX9 editor is a surgical-grade audio toolkit.
Among other things, the developers drew attention to the improved interface and the appearance of horizontal scrolling in the Spectrogram Display window: this is intended to speed up the workflow and simplify the work with mixes.
IZotope Senior Product Manager Mike Rozett noted that the RX9 and embedded tools “were built to help people solve unsolvable problems.
• Improved Static De-Hum UX
Bug Fixes
• Spectral Editor Options menu border appeared distorted.
• Inaccurate status message appeared upon enabling Adaptive mode in the De-hum plugin.
• RX application did not request access to the microphone – effectively disabling the recording feature.
• Unable to recalculate waveform statistics because there is no option to see “BS.1770-1” measurements.
• ARA crash when clicking “revert” before clip was loaded.
• Various additional bug fixes.
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