Waves X-Noise is quite good but expensive. For the money, I would look into http://www.voxengo… Voxengo Redunoise

Mods, I think this thread probably belongs in my forum if you feel like moving it.

thanks

I use the noise reduction in Adobe Audition with good results. More expensive than the Voxengo plug and I don't know how it compares.

And if you are really serious, and rich, try this:

http://www.cedar-audio.com/

lol, thos are pretty nice, id like to get my hands on some if I was rich in which im not. but thanks anyway they are nice.

You did not say if your noise is steady-state, broadband, narrowband, random--- lots of different flavors!

You also said you want pro results, so you must realize you must pay pro price! No one with great NR sells it cheap, and with this stuff you get what you pay for.

You might consider sending your problem material to someone with cedar or no-noise for the best results. Might be cheaper thatn you think.

Rich

Some "other" noise reduction programs

http://www.enhanced…

http://site.magix.n…

http://www.wavecor…

http://mediasoftwar…

and my favorite http://www.algorith…

As a previous poster mentioned you get what you pay for. If you want "pro" results you pay pro prices.

Hope this list helps. If you want more type Audio Noise Reduction into your browser and you will get LOTS of hits.

-TOM-

I have been using with good results Sonic Foundry's (now Sony) Noise Reduction as well the WAVES.

By taking a NOISE PRINT the rest of the audio will not be affected (if properly set).

There is another noise reduction software from BIAS called SoundSoap Pro (should have gone without the PRO label) aimed at Waves Restoration Bundle. With the same tweakability as Restoration Bundle, especially in the hum and sub 60hz area.
I want something other than the #***** plugin from nero that I can never use because of chilling sideeffects.
This thing is VST, DX and RTAS.
It would be good to know if someone here had dabbled with this BIAS plugin, and got clean audio and no nastyness.