This plugin is wonderfully efficient and incredibly easy to use. I wish it came with a standalone app, but perhaps that’s just the way I’m used to working since many other noise reduction plugins eat up too much power as a plugin to even effectively be used that way. It feels like a high-quality audio scalpel that will allow you to excise what shouldn’t be there and leave alone what should. The Sonnox Restore suite is a decent value, and is an incredibly responsive set of tools. Not only did it remove the dreaded ‘DSLR hum’, but it actually warmed up the otherwise thin camera mic to a point where it was actually usable. If youre looking to expand your library of VST instrument (VSTi) plugins, or tweak your mixes with some great effects or MIDI effects VST plugins, you can do it for free.
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The ‘warmth’ knob within the DeNoiser in particular was incredibly useful in fixing a noisy voice over track from an ‘on camera’ video mic. Free Denoiser Plugin Working with virtual studio technology (VST) plugins is tremendously convenient, but a lot of the best VST plugins out there are very expensive. I was able to dial in quite a bit of noise suppression to a problem track without affecting the frequencies too much. I also noticed that while the DeNoiser had the potential to make drastic changes, this isn’t a really ‘heavy-handed’ plugin. This is important for plugins of this nature, as you’re really trying to dial in a specific fix for a specific problem, and you need to be very precise. Parts and accessories not approved for use with the device may damage the unit.
Whatever is in the ‘secret sauce’ of this plugin is working some serious magic, because the restore suite works without major delay and everything feels snappy and immediate.
As with all three plug-ins in the Sonnox Restore suite, there is the option to listen to the 'Diff' signal, which is the difference between the input and the processed output. Noise detection and removal is a processor-intensive business, and many noise reduction plugins can induce quite a bit of delay with the large buffer required to get the job done. The Oxford DeNoiser has a 'Warmth' control in the output section that can quickly add some richness back into the material. I was incredibly impressed with the responsiveness of the entire restore suite.
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