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iZotope RX Tips & Tutorials

iZotope RX is an award-winning audio restoration plug-in suite used to repair noisy or damaged audio, remove background noise, and more. Learn how to use RX for solving audio issues in music production, post production, and podcasting below!

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How to Use Everything in iZotope RX to Solve Music Problems

Learn every feature of the new RX 10 audio cleanup and background noise removal plug-in to tackle music problems with this easy to understand visual manual. Navigate to the module you’re interested in through the YouTube chapter markers in the video!

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Our Best Articles on RX

Why Upgrade to RX 10? Here's What's New

Introducing RX 10, the most intelligent audio clean up and noise reduction software yet. Discover what’s new in RX to restore, clean up, and improve audio recordings and learn about the upgrade options available.

March 6, 2022

If you’re going to use all these tools anyway, does it matter what order you use them in? Oh, yes it does.

Order of Operations: Audio Repair

RX offers a vast array of audio repair tools, but where do you start? Learn how to repair damaged audio by performing the right steps in the right order.

April 8, 2021

Understanding Spectrograms

Learn how a spectrogram works, how to use one to examine an audio file, and how to fine-tune the type and amount of information presented in the RX spectrogram.

April 3, 2020

Most Recent RX Articles

What Is Mastering?

Mastering is the final stage of audio production—the process of putting the finishing touches on a song by enhancing the overall sound, creating consistency across the album, and preparing it for distribution.

Audio Mastering August 8, 2023

What Is ADR in Film? Automatic Dialogue Replacement Explained

What is ADR in film and why is it used? Learn what ADR stands for, what the ADR recording and editing processes are like, and how to make sure your ADR doesn’t sound like ADR.

June 22, 2023

What Is a Reference Track and How to Use It

A reference track is a professionally produced song from another artist representative of how you want your own music to sound. In this article we’ll cover how you can use reference tracks to improve your production, how to choose them, and where to get them.

June 15, 2023

What Is Audio Normalization?

Audio normalization is the process of measuring an aspect of an audio file and adjusting it so that it matches a predefined target. Learn why audio normalization is used and how to normalize your audio for different playback scenarios.

May 23, 2023

Vocal Editing 101: Your Guide to High Quality Vocals

Learn how to take your vocal mixes to the next level with our comprehensive guide on editing vocals. From vocal comping and level adjustments to pitch correction and de-essing, we'll show you the techniques you need to create professional-sounding vocals in your mix.

May 9, 2023

What Is Remastering? How to Remaster an Old Recording

What does it mean to remaster music, and how exactly do you do it? In this article, learn how to remaster a song, including mastering engineer Adam Ayan’s tips and advice.

April 14, 2023