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In Reply to: RE: iZotope most 'transparent'? posted by flood2 on September 3, 2014 at 03:42:13:
When someone says that iZotope is the most transparent in response to what I said I found amongst Audition, Wavelab and RX2, I would have expected subjective/objective comments based on actual experience, rather than relying on the web link which had found that there was little to choose between the Audition and iZotope srcs.
Your comments on settings reflect precisely what I have said. In the case of iZotope, please explain precisely what 200 filter slope and 0.99 cutoff shift mean in relation to transparency? The iZotope 2 manual is briefest on settings and explains little.
My comments on redability refers to iZotope 2 RX Adv. On my 28 in 1920x1200 display, I get a dim box of perhaps 15cm by 10 cm which is not particularly readable even when the interface brightness is set to 100%.
The box is NOT scaleable.
Your picture looks to me like relatively low resolution screen capture, perhaps magnified on your display. Please confirm or deny. As I said, I am not about to reset all my screen parameters, carefully calibrated for video, to suit the quirks of one program out of many others that display normally.
To me iZotope 2 has the worst display clarity of all other professional programs I have seen and the briefest of description on what it does. When I find that it doesn't sound any better than others, I am not prepared to use or spend money to upgrade it.
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Follow Ups
- RE: iZotope most 'transparent'? - fmak 01:25:25 09/04/14 (2)
- RE: iZotope most 'transparent'? - Tony Lauck 09:38:39 09/04/14 (1)
- it is not possible to reach a valid conclusion as to transparency - fmak 12:18:52 09/04/14 (0)
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