It might not be the classic 60 Hz hum but I can only see visually what frequencies it is affecting. I saw the highest harmonic outside the audible range, calculated its lower harmonics and put a notch over that and that fixed the issue.stian wrote:The DeHum in the Restoration Suite is definitely one of the highlights and among the most transparent available, so that surprises me. Is it really hum you are picking up there? If you need to go above 500 Hz for the fundamental, I would say it is something else.keyman_sam wrote:Just tried the Acon demo Well, it is not bad for the price, but nowhere close to RX3, sorry. Maybe its meant for more clear cases (where the noise is significant, as demonstrated on the website). In the real world the noise is barely audible when dry, but more than enough to piss you off when you add processing.
For instance the Hum removal doesn't go beyond 500 Hz. The Noise Removal is okay, but still nowhere near RX3. The Hum removal in RX3 offers a lot more parameters that are actually useful.
But all the plug-ins in the Restoration Suite have A/B comparisons...keyman_sam wrote:Also, RX3 has A/B comparison with various settings which makes a huge difference. I'd save the $100 in the bank and plunk it towards RX3 in due time.
The guys at Pro Tools Expert just created a nice review video that shows off some of the capabilities of Restoration Suite for those who want to take a look:
Best,
Stian
If I take out the fundamental, it affects the sound too much. I took off harmonics above 4k, and that worked well enough.