Izotope RX on sale for cheap!

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Machinesworking
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Izotope RX on sale for cheap!

Post by Machinesworking » Sat Apr 06, 2013 11:59 pm

For anyone like me who has wanted a high quality noise, click, hum reduction suite, Plugsounds is selling RX for cheaper than the current sale hosted on Izotopes site.

http://plugindiscounts.com/index.php?id ... er=product

Less than $200!

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Re: Izotope RX on sale for cheap!

Post by agent314 » Sun Apr 07, 2013 8:34 am

That's a steal. Looove RX. The noise reduction alone is worth the price of admission, but the spectral repair and other functions give you a ton of tools to work your audio over with.

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Re: Izotope RX on sale for cheap!

Post by fishmonkey » Sun Apr 07, 2013 10:40 am

also, Audio Deluxe have it for $189 until the end of April.

Machinesworking
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Re: Izotope RX on sale for cheap!

Post by Machinesworking » Sun Apr 07, 2013 5:30 pm

You have to sign in for the discount, but it's $182 in the link I posted!
I've wanted a solid noise elimination suite but was unwilling to pay roughly $300 for one.

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Re: Izotope RX on sale for cheap!

Post by stringtapper » Sun Apr 07, 2013 6:06 pm

I use RX every day at my job. It's the best there is for the price. You can also get pretty creative with it by abusing the tools. :twisted:

I have my eye on the the discounted upgrade to RX Advanced at $499 until April 24th.
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Re: Izotope RX on sale for cheap!

Post by Machinesworking » Sun Apr 07, 2013 6:25 pm

stringtapper wrote: You can also get pretty creative with it by abusing the tools. :twisted:
Yeah I bought Iris a while ago and the story behind that synth/sampler is it's the same technology as RX.
Pretty cool plug in, you can draw filter sweeps in and isolate single frequencies from a sound then mix it with an unrelated sound.
All doable with RX too I'm sure! :)

The price difference between RX and RX advanced is crazy, not sure I would even have much of a use for the advanced features?

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