Features
- flawless operation with up to 384 kHz sampling rate,
thus perfectly suitable for DSD post-production including cleaning
in the ultrasonic range
- extraordinary sonic results compared to any other cleaning method,
due to selective treatment of spectral representation of the signal
and not its waveform
- audio fixes that were basically impossible until now
- enormous time saving in repairing critical live recordings
- easy-to-learn identification and localization of unwanted audio
events
- efficient removal of unwanted disturbances and their replacement
by signals re-synthesized from the surrounding audio material
- all processing functions in linear-phase domain to prevent unwanted
sound coloration
- no audible changes in desired signal and ambience after removal
of typical discrete audio disturbances
- different kinds of signal re-synthesis
- gain selective signal treatment similar to linear-phase equalizing
function *
- replacement of a spectral region by the another one (copy &
paste)
- automatic selection of harmonics
belonging to a marked fundamental *
- automatic identification of
clicks and spikes *
- automatic identification of
tones and harmonics *
- extended resolution for low
frequencies
- resizable and zoomable spectrogram window for sound repairing
with surgical precision
- different schemes of spectrum representation including black
& white for forensic purposes
- immediate playback of any audio part before and after processing
- multiple undo functions
- numerous shortcut functions
for quicker workflow
- AlgoEdit™, an easy-to-use
audio editor included *
- difference function when using
AlgoEdit™; your hear what you've removed *
- multichannel capability (Pyramix
and ProTools for PC/Mac OSX and only)
- all internal calculations in double floating-point accuracy
(80 bits)
* currently only available in the PC version
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...I cannot see how reNOVAtor
is anything less than an essential tool for the audio professional
dealing with the kinds of major disturbances routinely found in
finishing sound for film, television and records. Disturbances that
would mar a beautiful performance or an otherwise perfect recording
become ancient history.
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