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Écrit par : news mer. 18 mai 2005, 13:13

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Écrit par : mrleon mer. 18 mai 2005, 13:13

Quelle difference avec la suite NoNoise ?

Écrit par : olafnoise mer. 18 mai 2005, 15:04

comme son nom l'indique, c'est manuel. Tu dois tout faire au crayon.

Ølaf

Écrit par : mrleon mer. 18 mai 2005, 21:19

Le manual declick fait déjà parti de la suite de plugs NoNoise. C'est même à mon sens le seul qui soit vraiment convainquant.

Écrit par : clouvel jeu. 19 mai 2005, 09:15

Ben Sonic fait un communiqué de presse disant que c'est hyper nouveau...donc je sais pas moi, il y a peu être un truc nouveau...c'est peut-être plus cher qu'vant..ou alors ca va bientôt être plus cher...

Écrit par : miss kiki jeu. 19 mai 2005, 09:41

May 16, 2005 — Newbury Park, CA – Sonic Studio, LLC, the premier developer of professional digital audio solutions, announced today that their industry standard restoration tool, Manual DeClick, has come to Mac OS X.

Manual DeClick 2.0 highlights Sonic Studio’s commitment to actively maintaining compatibility with the most current Macintosh platform and demonstrates their dedication to ongoing development of exceptional tools for accomplished engineers.

Manual DeClick 2.0 provides the highest level of quality and selectivity required by corporate restoration departments and discriminating independents worldwide. Jayson Tomlin, Vice President of Sales, states that Manual DeClick “...wasn't just the first, it’s still the finest tool available for surgical restoration of impaired material. The fidelity of the tool, when compared with other entries in this space, continues to define ’best in class.‘” “Unlike many of the commodity products out there,” he continues, “Manual DeClick operates on the data in the frequency domain while providing a familiar, time–based user interface for fast, flawless repair.”

Leveraging the unique power of Mac OS X, SSE and Sonic Clarity technologies, Manual DeClick forms the foundation of Sonic Studio’s definitive NoNOISE restoration suite, which also includes DeCrackle, a distortion reduction tool, and Broadband DeNoise, which delivers high fidelity noise suppression.

As part of the plan to update their entire catalog, Sonic Studio will release this product as the first in a series of revamped components for their benchmark digital audio restoration suite.

“Our customers, the major record labels and Hollywood studios, rely on our restoration tools every day, preferring them to the wide range of imitations out in the marketplace,” said Jon Reichbach, President of Sonic Studio.

“When you purchase an album reissue or classic movie on DVD, you’re most likely listening to Manual DeClick at work.”

Manual DeClick is available as an option for version 2.0 of SonicStudio•DDP and will also be available for upcoming software packages. The Manual DeClick 2.0 option is priced at US$495 and is currently available through Sonic Studio and their global reseller network.

Écrit par : bounstef sam. 21 mai 2005, 14:09

S j'ai bien compris, NoNoise, c'est une suite de restoration dispo en plug pour station Sonic ou ProTools, et qui intégre déjà le Manual DeClick.
La V2 de Manual DeClick, c'est une option pour pour SonicStudio•DDP version 2, un utilitaire OSX pour editer les codes PQ et les images disque au format DDP, bref des trucs pour le premastering de CD.

Par contre, je ne sais pas si la V2 de Manual Declick apporte des nouvelles fonctions par rapport à la V1....