MAudioRepair

[SashDBN]

Hey Guy's. I'm new to this forum. I am really a big fan of melda and all their plugins and I look forward to every plugin by melda because I know melda plugins are as feature packed as you can get.

But it is sad that I cannot really find a audio repair plugin that's Intuitive and efficient within the melda ecosystem.

I know that mspectral dynamics can help remove noise but I would really like to have a plugin by melda that can help do so much more.

1 that's better than izotope RX . A plugin that I can edit the spectrum to remove issues or use different modules like dehum , declick ,denoise, dehiss, desibilance ,deplosive and so forth and maybe even more features.

If there was ever a plugin developer that could create something that is as powerful I know that melda is more than capable of it and I know that if it's created by melda every producer wouldn't mind buying it since they would have lifetime free updates.

Please do consider creating such a plugin. I really believe that It's the number 1 thing that's missing from the melda ecosystem.

[MeldaProduction]

Well, repair is planned, but you know, it's a big field, which is not that simple and our devtime is very limited, but hopefully one day.

[SashDBN]

Thank you. I really look forward to it. Is there any way where I could find out about which plugins are upcoming or soon to be released, it's always exciting to look forward to something new from melda

[Starship Krupa]

I find that keeping an eye on this forum is the best (only) way to get news and hints about what is on the horizon.

So just stay tuned!

[paterpeter]

The typical Melda experience: "Hey Vojtech, I have feature request X". Voijtech: "Hmmm, I don't know, probably not, sorry". Four weeks later: a new Melda plugin with feature X turned up to 11 plus heaps more

Keep up the great work, Voijtech, you rock

[Frankie.T]

The typical Melda experience: "Hey Vojtech, I have feature request X". Voijtech: "Hmmm, I don't know, probably not, sorry". Four weeks later: a new Melda plugin with feature X turned up to 11 plus heaps more

Keep up the great work, Voijtech, you rock

I'm still waiting a proper De-esser though :p

[SashDBN]

Did you try out the De-esser in Mspectraldynamics ?

[Frankie.T]

I tried everythings, from Melda and other companies too. The one i like the most is the old Pro-Ds from FF.

I'm still experimenting with MSD using the advanced tab, but i'd like something more effective and i'd say more intelligent to tame S only not everything that reach the treashold of certain frequencies

[SashDBN]

I get you, I'm sure Melda can easily pull off such a de-esser since the framework is already there, They just need to upgrade the de-esser in Msprectraldynamics and tweak the resonance algorithm from MautoDynamicEq to display frequencies with sibilance issues and create a better visual display for us to see exactly which frequencies are a problem, I'm sure they can tweak the same algorithm to target other frequencies to fix some of the other issues that I mentioned above too.

[bmanic]

A simple de-clicker / de-plopper would already be awesome. Heck even if it just interpolates between the samples it would be a nice addition to the suite.

[Frankie.T]

I get you, I'm sure Melda can easily pull off such a de-esser since the framework is already there, They just need to upgrade the de-esser in Msprectraldynamics and tweak the resonance algorithm from MautoDynamicEq to display frequencies with sibilance issues and create a better visual display for us to see exactly which frequencies are a problem, I'm sure they can tweak the same algorithm to target other frequencies to fix some of the other issues that I mentioned above too.

I think this woudn't bring anything more.

The way to bring out a better plugin for the purpose is to write something new that "understand" the differences between S and T and everything else. So the plugin can compress just them instead everything else as you would do with a mbcompressor, msd or madeq that are triggered by everything.

I also think most of the time to tame S in the more natural way, is not just about to tame higher frequencies, cause if you hit hard, the S will sound weird, but just to turn the S all the way down in volume, maybe a slope option would be nice, since every recording is different.

I think a plugin like this will make the difference

[MeldaProduction]

The typical Melda experience: "Hey Vojtech, I have feature request X". Voijtech: "Hmmm, I don't know, probably not, sorry". Four weeks later: a new Melda plugin with feature X turned up to 11 plus heaps more

Keep up the great work, Voijtech, you rock

thanks but this time it's going to be a bit more complicated