Master Restoration: The ultimate all-in-one cleanup tool
Master Restoration is the ultimate cleanup tool. It has separate processors for hum and buzz elimination, click and crackle filtering, noise reduction and noise gating. The hum processor appies from 1 to 10 notch filters to squlech power line hum. The buzz processor eliminates nasty buzz from ground loops or motor noises. The click processor silences clicks and pops from vinyl or digital sources, while the crackle processor reduces scratchiness in phonograph recordings. The noise processor excels at noise and hiss removal, without introducing processing artifacts. A general purpose noise gate rounds out the collection.
Master Restoration combines the functions of MR Hum, MR Click, MR Noise, and MR Gate into one easy to use, all-in-one restoration plug-in. Each section of Master Restoration implements one if the individual MR plug-ins, with a separate enable button and preset control. Master Restoration presets are compatible with the individual MR plugs. The graphics display of Master Restoration is switchable to show the individual MR displays. See the individual Master Restoration Suite plug-in descriptions for additional details.
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- Hum removal using harmonic notch filters
- Buzz removal
- Hum and Buzz frequencies continuously adjustable from 20 to 200 Hz
- Brickwall filtering for rumble and hiss removal
- High resolution spectrum analysis display
- Click/pop filter
- Crackle filter
- Noise reduction processor with low latency and fast learning time
- Noise gate
- Monitor feature to hear removed signal
- Dynamic graphical displays for each processor
- Up to 192 kHz sampling rate
- Mono or stereo
Macintosh
- OS X 10.4, 10.5, 10.6 or later.
- A host program that supports the AU, MAS, VST, or RTAS plug-in architecture.
- All Mac plug-in formats compatible with Intel-based Macintosh computers (Universal Binary).
Windows
- Windows 2000, XP or Vista.
- A host program that supports the DirectX, VST, or RTAS plug-in architecture.