Vocal Processing for Musicians with Izotope RX 10

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Evan Sutton

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01 - Introduction

01 - Cleaning and processing vocals with RX 10.mp4

00:22

02 - 1. Making Broad Strokes

02 - Getting comfortable in standalone mode.mp4

03:25

03 - Making broad strokes with Repair Assistant.mp4

07:33

04 - Looking under the hood with Repair Assistant.mp4

03:41

05 - Standalone vs. plugin and batch processing.mp4

03:20

03 - 2. Rattle and Hum

06 - Perspectives on denoising and declipping.mp4

06:51

07 - Removing clicks in voice and beyond.mp4

06:42

08 - Removing ambiance and reverb.mp4

05:26

09 - Adjusting plosives and esses.mp4

05:03

10 - Controlling gain for breaths and overall level.mp4

06:39

04 - 3. Going Deeper

11 - Isolating vocals from background noise in tracks.mp4

07:20

12 - Removing track hum with De-hum, De-rustle, and De-wind.mp4

04:40

13 - EQ Match.mp4

02:53

05 - Conclusion

14 - Taking your audio cleanup skills forward.mp4

00:30

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We all want our vocal tracks to sound their best, but sometimes, despite your best efforts, there are sonic issues such as background noise, hum, or harshness that make their way into vocal recordings. Not to worry! In this course, seasoned engineer Evan Sutton shows you how to clean up and process vocal tracks with Izotope RX10. First, learn how to make broad stroke changes using standalone mode, Repair Assistant, and batch processing. Next, go deeper with denoising and declipping; removing clicks, ambiance, and reverb; adjusting plosive and esses; and working with gain staging. Finally, go deeper by isolating vocals, removing track hum, and EQ matching multiple tracks.

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