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Foog
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 Posted: Thu Sep 11, 2014 4:22 pm Post subject: RX4 upgrade |
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I just got an email from the fine folks at Izotope telling me that since I bought my copy of RX3 so recently (hurray for procrastination!) I can get a free upgrade to RX4. Sweet! I've been alternately loving and hating RX3: I love it when I can cut the chair squeak and only the chair squeak out of a good take, and then I hate it when I realize I just spend 15 minutes carefully isolating and removing a chair squeak from a reading of a 10 second script 
Gotta admit that am looking forward to new, better, shinier and more distracting rabbit holes to fall into with RX4. Anyone tried it yet?
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Bill Campbell
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I'd purchase the WD40 plug-in instead.
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Foog
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| Posted: Fri Sep 12, 2014 9:59 am Post subject: |
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| Bill Campbell wrote: | | I'd purchase the WD40 plug-in instead. |
I'm thinking of getting it bundled with the Duct Tape plug-in - that way I can be sure that any and every possible problem will indeed be covered!
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Bob Stevens
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I have RX2 and love it. Never found a reason to upgrade. You need some practice boy. I bounce tracks in and out of it with lighting speed.
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Foog
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| Bob Stevens wrote: | | I have RX2 and love it. Never found a reason to upgrade. You need some practice boy. I bounce tracks in and out of it with lighting speed. |
What I need is the judgment to know when to use a scalpel and when to use a trash bin. Sure, there's a sense of triumph and techno-magic-wonder when I manage to successfully remove an offending bit of fibbeldyglorp, but if I could have recorded a dozen fresh takes in the time it took me to fix the one, it ain't a terribly efficient use of my time.
But yeah.. I suppose that does indeed mean that I need practice too. It's still a relatively new acquisition. More toy than tool right now. Once I am better able to use it quickly and effectively, and able to recognize, isolate, and cut any unwanted noise in the spectral view, it might even become a useful part of my set up instead of a gee-whiz cool one.
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