iZotope RX Elements

If you mix music for a living or just practice it as a hobby, you can turn to iZotope RX Elements, a suite that comprises an audio editor and multiple audio plugins. It's wrapped in a sophisticated-looking interface and sports advanced, yet intuitive settings.

Setup is customizable and the full package includes RX Audio Editor, which can be separately downloaded and installed from Softpedia, along with plugins for AAX (64-bit), Audio Unit (32-bit and 64-bit), Audiosuite DPM, RTAS (32-bit), VST2 (32-bit and 64-bit) and VS3 (32-bit and 64-bit).

The following plugin hosts can be used: Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2017, Pro Tools 10-12, Audition CC 2017, Final Cut Pro 10, Media Composer 8.8, Nuendo 7, Live 9, Logic Pro X, Studio One 3, and Pro Tools 10-12. Mac users can also use Cubase.

The standalone audio editor can read WAV, AIFF, Broadcast WAV, MP3, FLAC, Ogg Vorbis, WMA and AAC audio tracks, along with WMV and M4V videos. Exporting can be done in WAV, AIFF, FLAC and OGG format only.

RX Audio Editor is capable of applying de-click, de-clip, de-num, voice de-noise, fade, gain, mixing, volume normalization, and phase effects. It can generate signals based on your silence, tone and noise preferences. These effects can also be applied to multiple audio tracks in batch processing mode, where the new files can be saved in one format only, regardless of the input type.

Several presets are available for the spectogram shown in the main window, and settings can be configured for the spectogram type, window, color map, amplitude, and rendering mode.

iZotope RX Elements was specially designed as an affordable version of RX. If you're interested in more features, you can take a look at RX Audio Editor Standard and RX Audio Editor Advanced.