Sonnox oxford plugins not showing in studio one

For example, you may be happy with a piece of music and the associated repairs, except for a section with brass instruments - at which point too many high energy events are detected and corrected, resulting in diminished brightness.

The exclude box aids this process by making exceptions to what is repaired so you don't have to battle with the sensitivity control in finding this compromise. Audio restoration is always about finding the right compromise between removing unwanted noise and leaving the desired remaining audio intact without too much loss of high frequency content. One unique feature of the Oxford DeClicker is the Exclude Box, which enables the exclusion of detected events from the repair section. Each section has an IN button, and if you disable a section using the IN button, their bubbles are displayed as Red, meaning these events have been detected but not repaired. The size of the bubbles indicates how loud they are, as does their height above the horizontal axis. The graph shows green bubbles (DePop), blue bubbles (DeClick) and white bubbles (DeCrackle). The events are shown with duration along the X-axis and amplitude/energy along the Y-axis. The events graph is an important visual display, showing events as they are being detected. The threshold controls determine how many events are detected, and the sensitivity controls determine how many of those detected events go on to be repaired. The excitation profile represents how much the signal deviates from the predicted signal. Each of these sections has a threshold and sensitivity control, and an excitation profile which shows the residual signal left after harmonic content is removed. These three sections deal with events that are up to 10ms, 3ms and 0.4ms in duration, respectively. The Sonnox Oxford DeClicker has three main sections: DePop, DeClick and DeCrackle.

Sonnox oxford plugins not showing in studio one