Clarity VX Pro Vs. Izotope RX

[Usama Aslam]

If you don’t need all the extras that Izotope RX offers and an easy to use reasonably priced plugin that works in real time on your dialogue then i also have been using Clarity VX on a handful of projects and I’ll be honest that I’m impressed with it’s capabilities of keeping the dialogue real, and drastically reducing ambient noise.

[Mads Nybo jørgensen]

Hey Kevin,

Izotope has come a long way since RX4.

Although I have in the past mainly used the RX Elements (basic) plug-in, last year I purchased Izotope everything and have not looked back.
Recently got a few videos that needed repair. Even from within PPro, Izotope gave some impressive results.

They are still running frequent promotions + if you haven’t already done it: Log in to your Izotope account, under your account they will give you the option of looking at loyalty offers for existing users.

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Mads

[Kevin Carlson]

Hey Usama, thanks for the reply. Have you used both, and been able to compare the results personally?

[Kevin Carlson]

Haha, yes Mads, I know it has come a long way since RX4. RX4 Advanced has been a good solution for my post video work.

Do you have experience using Clarity VX Pro?

[Mads Nybo jørgensen]

Hey Kevin,

No, I have not used Clarity Vx Pro.

But should add that some of the audio noise reduction tools coming up from the Adobe prosumer products, might make 3rd party noise reduction redundant…
…such as what can be found at:
https://podcast.adobe.com/enhance#

Izotope in turn is responding with new tools like dialogue match, which on bigger long-term projects is really helpful:
https://www.izotope.com/en/products/dialogue-match.html

Atb
Mads

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