IZotope have announced updates to their plug-ins which fix a problem there was with Pro Tools 8.0.4. David Could – Product Manager for Audio Post Production, has posted on this thread in the Digidesign User Conference….
Today iZotope have released updated versions of a number of their plug-ins (Alloy, Ozone 4, Trash, RX, Spectron and Vinyl) that address the issues encountered in Pro Tools 8.0.4. The updates can be downloaded from iZotope’s website. see below for direct links.
There are also updates for the other iZotope plug-ins
For AudioSuite compatibility with Pro Tools 8.0.4, users of iZotope plug-ins should download the latest versions from the iZotope website:
Finally iZotope have announced that the update to the RX restoration plug-in and application is more than a fix…
iZotope RX 1.3 Product Update
We’ve been working hard to update RX and just added these new features:
- 64-bit Audio Unit support for native operation in 64-bit Logic Pro 9.1 and later.
- New peak finding feature will automatically locate exact peaks in the Spectrum Analyzer faster and more effectively than manual zoom. Learn more about the Spectrum Analyzer.
- New shortcut to choose time selection bounds in the RX application: simply listen and press the [ and ] keys during playback to set selection start and end points.
- Many minor fixes and performance enhancements.
All good news folks.
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