Sonic Studio Debuts Broadband DeNoise For Mac OS X
December 15, 2006
Sonic Studio announced the release of Broadband DeNoise native, the first member of the NoNOISE II™ native suite of restoration tools for Mac OS X. Broadband DeNoise was the first member of the NoNOISE family of restoration tools to be used on a commercial motion picture release in 1984 and is now the second member of the suite to run natively on Mac OS.
Broadband DeNoise native™ is the highest fidelity native application for wideband noise removal in post production. Employing the "noise fingerprint" method copied by countless competitors, Broadband DeNoise native can aggressively suppress noise in an imperfect recording without altering the room tone or contaminating the result with artifacts.
Its easy graphical interface affords quick work of routine restoration tasks while its extended precision processing and tight integration with Sonic Studio's soundBlade production platform means fidelity is never compromised.
Combining Sonic Studio's benchmark restoration and editorial know-how with an affordable, scalable platform, Broadband DeNoise native for soundBlade carries an economical MSRP of $1295. It is available now through Sonic Studio's international network of distributors and channel partners who share the company's commitment to quality and service.
For more information, visit their web site at www.sonicstudio.com.
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