This mode can work magic on video footage, and despite being dubbed Dialogue Mode, it's suitable for other restoration situations where you need different settings for loud and quiet events. To fine-tune the way the DeClicker categorises events, there are sidechained low- and high-frequency filters and a real-time spectrum analyser, not to mention a level profile chart, both of which appear at the bottom of the main window. You set the voice threshold control much as you'd set that of a noise gate, so any audio events breaching it are processed with the Above Set parameters, and the others with the Below Set. Thus you can use more aggressive settings on the non-vocal sections without adversely affecting the audibility of the vocal sections - very clever. This mode is designed specifically for dialogue restoration work, and works by separately categorising events as dialogue and non-dialogue, then enabling you to process them separately with two full sets of DeClicker controls. "DeClicker's algorithms distinguish between noise events and audio content, the former showing up as colour-coded dots on the graphical display."Īctivate the DeClicker's Dialogue Mode and a bunch of extra controls pop up.
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