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Resurrect dialogue with dxRevive
dxRevive is a versatile speech restoration plugin, dedicated to enriching the quality of various dialogue recordings. Unlike many other restoration plugins, dxRevive doesn’t merely filter the signal. It goes beyond, identifying and reintegrating missing frequency components, yielding studio-like recordings from diverse source materials.
- Noise removal
- Reverb suppression
- Restoration of absent frequencies
- Elimination of Codec Artifacts (e.g., from Skype or Zoom recordings)
- Recovery of clipped audio
- Application of spectral corrections
- Restoration of band-limited audio like phone call recordings
I’m very impressed with dxRevive. It works well across a broad range of background noise issues, and can be used fairly aggressively before introducing any obvious artefacts. I’ve been able to make scenes work with the original performances that I would otherwise have had to cue for ADR.
What surprised me about dxRevivePro is that it’s not just about noise reduction. It naturally and elegantly adjusts the body in the dialog and the amount of room in the dialog, too. But the best part? It’s adjustable in real-time and it’s automatable, so you can use it in a mix quickly without doing tedious offline renders. I’m using it on advertising campaigns right now. Big thumbs up!
dxRevivePro has a refreshingly simple UI. Its adjustable multi band parameters are particularly handy and are the most effective I have come across. Producing fewer artefacts, and retaining more life and energy than its competitors, it is a must-have in any dialogue editor or mixer's arsenal.
dxRevive Pro is a powerful tool for cleaning dialogue and vocals. I was able to use it on a feature film to save some seriously spotty dialogue that had evaded all other attempts at cleaning. dxRevive Pro is a welcome addition to my toolbox.
Since using dxRevive my other AI noise-reduction plugins have remained mostly dormant. If I could only use one noise-reduction plugin ever again it would be dxRevive.
I’m very impressed with dxRevive. It works well across a broad range of background noise issues, and can be used fairly aggressively before introducing any obvious artefacts. I’ve been able to make scenes work with the original performances that I would otherwise have had to cue for ADR.
MACHINE LEARNING ENGINE
highly optimized neural network
dxRevive features highly optimized algorithms based on artificial neural networks. The whole processing happens locally without sending data to the cloud or requiring special hardware. No uploading time delays or sharing of protected audio material required!
MULTILINGUAL EXPERTISE
global speech database
Our algorithms have undergone training using an extensive array of languages. They have been exposed to a diverse range of linguistic nuances and accents from speakers around the world through our custom-recorded speech database. Regardless of the input speech type, dxRevive excels at accurately restoring the intricacies of various pronunciations.
Features
- 100% local processing
- Multi Speaker/Language/Accent processing
- Efficient single-knob workflow
- Studio sound algorithm
- Retain character algorithm
- Spectral Focus mode to fine-tune for different frequencies
- Presets for "Restore Phone", "Restore Low-End" ...
- quick A-B comparison
- iLok licensed
Note
The algorithms have been highly optimized to enable 100% local processing, and modern machines should be able to run even a few instances in parallel in real-time. However, dxRevive and dxRevive Pro still require significant CPU resources. The best performance can be expected on Apple silicon-based Macs (M-series). Especially within larger projects, we recommend using them in an offline rendering workflow, such as with Pro Tools AudioSuite or Nuendo/Cubase DOP. Please consider trying out the free trial to test various workflows.
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