u/IcyWash5743

Hello, I have some questions regarding certain modules on RX and was hoping to get some help/feedback from other users or even from the staff themselves.

Firstly, because there is Dialogue Isolate, which combines de-noise and de-reverb, while also having modules like De-Reverb, Voice De-Noise and Spectral De-Noise, I wanted to know if using De-Reverb and Spectral De-Noise/Voice De-Noise would give me better results by using specialized modules for each task instead of a two-in-one module like Dialogue Isolate. This one works with a sensitivity slider and 2 sliders for noise and reverb, so it doesn't seem to have the same depth in terms of settings and customization.

Secondly, if I were to use the individual modules instead of Dialogue Isolate, would Spectral De-Noise be better than Voice De-Noise for de-noising a spoken word/dialogue recording? It seems to be a more in-depth version of Voice De-Noise. Also, which order of operation would be better, De-Reverb and then De-Noise or viceversa?

That is all, any help or feedback is very appreciated!

Hello, I hope everyone is doing well.

I'm trying RX12 and my particular use case is to repair/improve spoken word recordings that I will place over gameplay/background footage. I really like how well the different modules work and I'm doing some research to figure out the best order in which to apply them for the best results. I know there are two different articles on iZotope's website: 'Order of Operations: Audio Repair' and 'Choosing the Right RX Modules for Audio Repair', but some of the modules I plan to use are not included there and it's been several years since both of these articles were released, so I wanted to ask for some help/feedback in here.

The modules I plan to use are the following:

- Mouth De-Click

- Breath Control

- De-ess

- De-plosive

- Dialogue Isolate / Spectral De-noise / Voice De-noise / De-reverb / De-hum (I put all of these here because I haven't figured out which is the best way to de-noise a vocal recording)

My goal is to accomplish a pretty transparent cleanup and sound natural, so any feedback or suggestions would be very much appreciated.

Have a nice one!