

RX 3 Advanced also has Asymmetrical Declipping, which further increases accuracy by allowing users to independently set signal top and bottom thresholds. This makes it much easier to see to what you’re doing and how much of the signal will be corrected. When that happens, RX 3 has an enhanced declipping algorithm with the declip areas showing directly in the waveform. Select the data you want to replace with noise or position the cursor where you want the noise to begin. In the Layers Panel, click the layer where you want generate noise. For more information, see Creating a new project or Opening a project or an audio file. Especially when you’re recording music, you may run into the clipping problem. Create a new SpectraLayers project or open an existing project file. Sometimes an audio recording will contain clipped sound. The result is better handling of low frequency clicks and cleaner results.

The latter tunes the frequency response of the click detector, while the former lets you increase the processing region around each detected click.

RX 3 Advanced users also get two advanced parameters: Click Widening and Frequency Skew. Declick and Decrackle, the module that allows you to remove short impulse noises like digital errors, mouth noises, cell phone interference, etc., now offers RX 3 users Declick presets.
