I have bought and download your tutorial iZotope RX3. I have been following your tutorial on Section 7: 29 Using the Attenuate Mode. I have followed your step by step on removing the phone ring which I have the same problem. However when I do a compare and then preview I also lose the amplitude of my vocal. Its wave file shrinks and I can hardly hear what he is saying. I have gone over and over yours and you voice is the same amplitude with the phone removed. Why when I remove my phone I lose the vocal. Cheers Mick

Hi Mick. Without hearing (or seeing) the file in question, it's a little tough to nail down the exact problem. However, here's a few things to consider: Brush size: Make sure the brush size is no larger than it needs to me. Smaller brushes will allow you to make more precise selections without removing any more of the material you want to keep. Ring frequency. If the ringing happens to correspond to any of the frequencies of the material you need to keep, then the attenuation process will invariably remove some of the volume of the voice. That is also why having an appropriately small brush size is so critical. It sounds like you're doing all the right things, so I'm not sure why so much of the voice is being removed. If you'd like me to take a whack at it, make a short version of the file and include a link where I can download it. After I hear and see it, I can offer more specific solutions to the problem. Matt

Thanks Matt. How can I deliver my files to you. I have three .WAV files Starting with the original file followed by the two I worked on. Much appreciate your help. Mick

Sure. Post your email address and I'll contact you privately.

Hi Matt, My email address is ******** Are these post private or can anyone see them. Mick

Got it. Actually, they're public, but I'll ask the admin to pull that post ASAP. Talk to you soon, Matt

Due to circumstances beyond my control, I won't be able to comment about the restoration of AussieMick's audio file. However, I was able to use the techniques shown in the RX 3 Advanced course to get a better sounding result. MattLTH

Thanks heaps Matt, After your extra help and going the extra mile for me I was able to apply your method to the rest of the file. My client was very happy as I was with your help. Hope you keep making these awesome tutorials for the MacPro Video guys. Mick