bleed - RX 9 Help

Publish date: 2024-03-30

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Overview

De-bleed reduces the leakage of one signal into another, such as when vocals bleed into a guitar microphone, or when a click track fed into headphones bleeds into an open mic. The De-bleed module learns a bleed relationship between two tracks. In the descriptions below, these two tracks are referred to as:

De-bleed relies on a relationship existing between your Active track and Bleed Source track in order to function properly and provide the best results. In order to properly establish the relationship between the Active and Bleed Source tracks, the following requirements must be met:

Tip: How to correct time alignment issues

You can adjust the length or timing of files in the RX Audio Editor by:

Workflow

  • Import the bleed source file (Bleed Source Track) and the file you are removing bleed from (Active Track) into the RX Audio Editor. Ensure that the files are in sync (instructions above).
  • Open the De-bleed module.
  • Ensure that the Active Track name that is displayed in the De-bleed module is the file you wish to modify.
  • In the De-bleed module, select the Source Track from the Bleed Source Track drop-down menu.
  • In the active file tab (Active Track), make a selection where the bleed is most obvious.
  • Click the Learn button in the De-bleed module. Learn analyzes the general relationship between the Bleed Source and the Active Track.
  • After the Learn pass is complete, select part or all of the Active Track and click Process.
  • Controls

    Bleed source display:

    Bleed active track display:

    RX 9.3.0

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