MAGIX Audio Cleaning Lab v19.0

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MAGIX Audio Cleaning Lab 2013 is an excellent solution for your noisy analog-to-digital conversions. It can get rid of all those unavoidable artifacts that your old vinyls and cassette tapes add to your converted music, such as clicks and tape hiss. It can also help you enhance your recordings’ dynamics and brilliance thanks to its powerful mastering tools.

To make things a bit easier, the program offers you two different views – waveform and spectral. Both can be zoomed in and out to help you select specific sections and isolate crackles, hissy parts, or any other noisy fragment that you want to work with in a more intensive way. This is a very important part of audio denoising, as some declicking and decrackling tools can be fairly aggressive with the surrounding audio. This is not a tool for beginners, though I won’t say that only professionals can use it. It will take a bit longer for novice users to make the most of this comprehensive tool – it usually requires a lot of hit-and-miss and try-and-error learning to master a pro audio cleaning tool, but it is not Rocket Science.

The program offers you various tasks, each with its own menus, wizards, tools, and settings. Restore vinyl sound, optimize speech and audio book, clean tape sound, and edit digital files are the four main blocks in which the program’s functionality has been organized. You can record new audio directly from the program’s main interface or work with already existing audio files. The plethora of editing and enhancing utilities and features is too long to list here, so I think it is best to highlight that you can use this program for the entire analog-to-digital conversion process. You can start off with a terribly noisy vinyl or a very hissy tape and end up with an excellent digitized version of them, with clean silences between songs, clear audio in the softest passages, and a perfectly equalized and balanced sound in all the recording.

Audio Cleaning Lab can declick, decrackle, denoise, dehiss, and declip any recording at once. You can work on entire recordings (say, to remove overall hiss) or in half-a-second fragments with distinct noises (clicks and crackles mainly). Cleaning audio without killing it is not an easy task – surely it is a rewarding one, but it varies from tape to tape, from vinyl to vinyl. No set of settings is good for cleaning all analog recordings, as there are not two recordings with the same level of noise, and the same pops and clicks. However, this program comes with more than 300 cleaning and enhancing profiles to help you perform some basic cleaning tasks. These profiles are excellent help for novice users, and a good solution for not-so-bad recordings.

It does not matter if you rely on the program’s cleaning profiles or if you prefer to make your recordings perfect by cleaning them one centisecond at a time – either way, you will find that MAGIX Audio Cleaning Lab has the tools to do it.


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MAGIX Audio Cleaning Lab  v19.0