IZotope RX AI
Revolutionize audio with machine learning repair and real-time cleanup.
What is IZotope RX AI?
IZotope RX AI is an audio repair tool that uses machine learning to identify and fix common audio problems. It's designed for anyone working with recorded sound: podcasters, video editors, musicians, and audio engineers. The tool can remove background noise, hum, clicks, and other unwanted sounds from recordings. RX AI works in real time, meaning you can hear changes as you make them, or process entire files in batch mode. The free version gives you access to basic repair features, making it a practical choice if you need occasional audio cleanup without spending money.
Key Features
Noise removal
Detects and reduces background noise, hum, and electrical interference from recordings
Click and pop removal
Eliminates clicks, pops, and crackles common in recordings or vinyl transfers
Real-time processing
Hear changes as you adjust settings, useful for quick edits and previews
Machine learning repair
Uses trained models to identify problems and apply targeted fixes
Batch processing
Process multiple files or sections without manual intervention on each one
Integration
Works as a standalone app or as a plugin within audio editing software
Pros & Cons
Advantages
- Free tier removes the cost barrier for basic audio repair tasks
- Real-time feedback lets you hear results immediately whilst adjusting settings
- Machine learning approach often produces cleaner results than manual EQ or gating
- Suitable for both quick fixes and detailed professional audio restoration
Limitations
- Free version likely has limitations on file length, processing quality, or available features compared to paid tiers
- Requires some audio knowledge to use effectively; automated settings may not suit all recordings
- May over-process some recordings or remove desirable parts of the audio if settings aren't tuned carefully
Use Cases
Podcast production: Remove background noise and hum from home studio recordings
Video editing: Clean up audio tracks from interviews or location footage
Music production: Remove unwanted clicks, pops, or noise from recordings or samples
Audio restoration: Fix degraded recordings, vinyl transfers, or archival material
Stream preparation: Quickly clean up audio before uploading to platforms