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REPAIR, ENHANCE AND MANIPULATE YOUR AUDIO

iZotope RX 2 is hands down one of the best and most complete audio repair toolkits on the market, enabling you to remove noise, hiss, buzz and hum, eliminate clicks and crackle, restore clipped audio, visually select and suppress unwanted sounds, resynthesize missing audio and much more.

Presented by Pro-Tools-Expert.com leader Mike Thornton, this collection of in-depth video tutorials will demystify all that is RX 2, giving you the knowledge to repair, enhance or manipulate, any audio you come by.

Mike starts at the beginning, with a detailed introduction to RX 2 and why it's so badly needed in today's audio world. Next, he covers the user interface, menus, and waveform and spectrogram displays. Mike then dives into the timesaving Compare Settings and shortcuts. Mike now shows off RX 2's amazing modules and covers them all, such as Declip, Declick & Decrackle and Denoise.

For the next stage, Mike goes into Spectral Repair, the Gain, EQ and Channel Ops modules, followed by using the Spectrum Analyzer. He finally wraps up the awesome series with Resample, Dither, Plug-in Hosting, Time / Pitch Shifting, and the Deconstruct module.

If you use iZotope RX 2 or RX 2 Advanced, this series is a must have. By really knowing all the features and functions, as well as seeing it used on actual audio, there's nothing you won't be able to repair, enhance or manipulate with this amazing software. Get "iZotope RX 2 Explained" today.

Product Hightlights

• 23 Tutorials / Almost 3 Hours Total Runtime
• For all beginner to intermediate iZotope RX 2 or RX 2 Advanced users
• Tutorials written by Pro-Tools-Expert.com leader Mike Thornton
• Simple to use video control interface for Mac & PC
• Watch Online, Download, Stream to iPad, iPhone & iPod

Mike Thornton

1. When did you start dabbling in music? I started working with sound doing the theatre productions at school when I was around 14, putting together sound effects tapes for plays and also doing the lighting, completely self taught. 2. What training have you had? I served an apprenticeship at Marconi's in Essex, England, home of the inventor of radio. I have an ONC & HNC in Electronics and then became their audio test and development engineer. 3. When did you get into recording? When I was at school but I got a lot more serious when I was in Essex becoming chief Engineer of Hospital Radio Chelmsford, as well as providing sound services for the 'Am Dram' scene in Chelmsford. 4. People you have worked with/for? Acoustic tracks for The Alarm, albums for Fairground Attraction, whilst I was at Piccadilly Radio in Manchester. Since then I have made so much programming for BBC Radio as well as OBs for ITV in the UK. I was the first person to do a live Dolby Surround transmission in the UK. 5. Why are you so good at training people? I have been training folk on Pro Tools since it was v2.5. 4 tracks on a good day with a following wind. People say I am patient and can explain techy stuff simply. I am also a media apprenticeship mentor and assessor for a variety of schemes here in Manchester, England where I am based. Products Insight Explained Pro Tools Toolkit for Mac Sonnox Pro-Codec Explained