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Have you ever been in the middle of a great sounding take, but suddenly the preamp or interface gets overdriven and the track is unusable? The De-clip module in RX can help rescue tracks that were recorded too hot by redrawing squared off waveforms.
Here is an example of a vocal track where the preamp was overloaded.
1. Select the distorted portions of the audio and open RX De-clip as an offline plug-in.
2. Set the Threshold to identify where the De-clip algorithm should begin to apply processing. For this example, a threshold of –8.4 dB worked well.
3. Click Preview to hear the results. Adjust the threshold and quality settings as necessary.
4. Once you’ve found the desired settings, click the Process or Render button to complete the repair.
1. Open an audio file in the RX Audio Editor or send it using RX Connect.
2. Select the distorted portions of the audio and open the De-clip module.
3. Set the Threshold to identify where the De-clip algorithm should begin to apply processing. For this example, a threshold of –8.4 dB worked well.
4. Click Preview to hear the results. Adjust the threshold and quality settings as necessary.
5. Once you’ve found the desired settings, click the Process button to complete the repair.