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PRESS RELEASE
| Noise Reduction Plug-In Upgraded to DirectX Audio Plug-In
July 11, 1997
Sonic Foundry, Inc. announces the debut of its updated Noise Reduction Plug-In as a DirectX Audio Plug-In at NAMM Show '97. The newly retooled software (MSRP $249) now features real-time previews and operates with any editor that supports DirectX Audio Plug-lns, including Sonic Foundry's Sound Forge 4.0.
The new Noise Reduction Plug-In allows users to remove distracting audio flaws with minimal effect on the source material. With real-time previews, editors can constantly monitor and adjust audio signals to achieve noise-free audio with a minimum of artifacting.
The program retains the three main functions of the original:
- Noise Reduction (Broadband) - ideal for the removal of constant background audio such as tape hiss, electrical hum and machinery rumble. Audio is separated into its frequency components to distinguish desired from unwanted signals. A noiseprint of the unwanted audio can be applied to the entire file, or a specific selection, to filter out unwanted noise. Adjustable settings allow for customized filtering.
- Click Removal Tool - detects and removes the clicks and pops commonly found in damaged digital recordings. Glitches can be manually or automatically replaced or interpolated with audio from the opposite channel or by redrawing waveform data. Includes Extra Verification and Sensitivity controls for precise audio tailoring.
- Vinyl Restoration Tool - removes clicks, pops and broadband surface noise with advanced filtering techniques specifically tuned to restore vinyl recordings to their original clarity. Independent controls for glitch sensitivity and surface noise levels, plus variable noise floor and attack/release speeds, allow for recording and listening biases.
For more information, visit their web site at www.sonicfoundry.com. |
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