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Preben Friis Preben Friis is offline
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Default Audio software for de-clipping overdriven sound / clipping restauration?

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Couldn't locate a "Declipper 2.0/2.5" demo which is mentionioned in
some discussions. Is this not anymore supported/offered?

Declipper is a free download from he http://www.silksound.com/geniesys/

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Default Audio software for de-clipping overdriven sound / clipping restauration?

Preben Friis wrote:

Declipper is a free download from he http://www.silksound.com/geniesys/

I've also had decent results with the DeClipper 2.5 plugin as well as
the clip restoration function in CoolEditPro (Audition).


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