iZotope RX

Professional audio repair suite with machine-learning restoration modules

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What is iZotope RX?

RX is iZotope's audio repair suite, used in film, television, podcast and music post production to salvage recordings that cannot be redone. Its modules remove noise, hum, clicks, clipping and reverb, and separate a mixed file into vocals, drums, bass and other parts; several of them are trained models rather than classic signal processing, including dialogue isolation and de-reverb. Unlike browser tools it runs as a standalone editor and as plug-ins inside host DAWs, and the workflow is professional: selection based, non-destructive, and precise down to individual spectral events in a spectrogram.

Last updated: 2026-09-20. This site only provides an index; for exact features, pricing, and licensing, see the official website.

Key features

  • Spectral repair for clicks, hum, clipping and intermittent noise
  • Machine-learning dialogue isolation and de-reverberation modules
  • Music rebalance and stem separation for mixed stereo files
  • Loudness, level and time alignment tools for post production
  • Standalone editor plus plug-in versions for host DAWs
  • Batch processing across many files using a saved module chain

Pros & cons

Strengths

  • Repair quality on difficult recordings is best in class
  • Works at a spectral level rather than as broad filtering
  • Fits professional post and DAW workflows natively

Watch out for

  • Expensive compared with consumer audio editors
  • The full module set takes real time to learn well
  • Machine-learning modules want a reasonably fast processor

Best for & use cases

dialogue editing, podcast repair, film post production, restoration and remastering

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FAQ

Who is RX actually for?

Post production and restoration work: dialogue editors, podcast engineers and mastering rooms. If you only occasionally remove background noise, a lighter editor or a hosted service will usually be enough.

Does it run inside my DAW?

Yes. RX ships both as a standalone application and as plug-ins in common formats, so you can repair a file in the editor and use the modules directly on a track in your session.

Which version do I need?

The cut-down edition covers basic clean-up and the full suite adds the machine-learning modules and separation tools. Match the tier to the specific repairs you do rather than buying the top one by default.