With several different ways to incorporate iZotope's RX7 suite into your DAW workflow, you'll be repairing, analysing and fixing your audio tracks in no time at all.
iZotope's RX7 is the very latest in audio analysis and repair tools. With a modular design, it can be used as a standalone application but also works as individual processors inside your DAW. Running as plug-ins, they can help you to zero in on specific problems and use only the tools you need to fix a specific problem. And there are additional ways to get audio between RX and your DAW as well. In this video from the course iZotope RX7 301: The Unofficial Video Manual, Joe Albano shows you how this process works.
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Sticking with the utility modules here in RX 4.There are two very specialized modulesthat take care of all of your up or downsamplingand bit depth conversion needs.In this movie, we'll take a look at the resample module,an intelligent and flexible way to convert sample rates,and we'll explore RX's feature-rich dither module,in case you need to optimize your sound quality. Resample (RX Advanced only) RX's Resample module allows you to convert an audio file from one sample rate to another. With iZotope SRC's steep low-pass filter, users can completely avoid the common aliasing artifacts while maintaining the maximum frequency content.
iZotope RX7 301: The Unofficial Video Manual
Joe starts by showing you how to call up individual modules inside any DAW - all major formats are supported and there's also the RX Connect module that can be used to send data between the plugins and the standalone version of RX. There's even greater flexibility with the ability to actually route audio between the standalone version of RX and your DAW's mixer using aux channels too.
By incorporating RX into your DAW workflow in any of the ways shown in the video: plug-in, Connect or aux channel, you can get much more detailed control over audio repair, restoration and general editing than your DAW offers via its own tools. So in addition to a great standalone app, you're getting a powerful plugin set too! Check out the full course for a comprehensive, 2hr+ guide to iZotope's RX7.
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Things to note when using Mix Assistant
Note that Mix Assistant registers every instance of a compatible plug-in as a new signal. If we had a kick drum channel, for example, that had one instance of both Relay and Neutron 3, Mix Assistant would register this as two separate signals. Both the kick Relay and kick Neutron would show up during the selection process.
However, if Mix Assistant registers any Relays in the session, it will automatically exclude Neutrons from being included in processing. To be safe, double-check that only one instance of each mix element is being mixed.
Similarly, we would run into signal doubling if the kick drum channel was routed to a submix / bus / group and both had an instance of a compatible plug-in. Even though the kick signal can only be heard once, Mix Assistant is reading it twice and would make adjustments accordingly.
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This can impact Mix Assistant’s ability to accurately set initial levels. In this example, Mix Assistant would set the kick much quieter than it actually should be, since Mix Assistant would receive two kick signals and “hear” it as being louder than it is.
Follow the steps below if to use Mix Assistant for setting levels for submixes / busses / groups.
Setting up your session to use Mix Assistant with submixes ONLY
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- Add Relays to each submix, making sure to name the Relays or the channels something you’ll recognize.
- Open the instance of Neutron 3 or Visual Mixer on your master channel again and click Mix Assistant, then “Begin.”
- You should now see the prompt to select Focus elements, where you’ll see a list of all the instances of compatible plug-ins in your session. Each instance has a checkbox on its left side.
- Find the instances of compatible plug-ins on your individual tracks and uncheck them. Make sure to only keep those located on submixes checked.
- Continue as normal, Mix Assistant will now only listen to and adjust the levels of submixes.