The Sonnox Oxford DeClicker has three main sections: DePop, DeClick and DeCrackle. These three sections deal with events that are up to 10ms, 3ms and 0.4ms in duration, respectively. Each of these sections has a threshold and sensitivity control, and an excitation profile that shows the residual signal left after harmonic content is removed.

The Oxford DeClicker offers an events graph, an important visual display that shows events as they are being detected. The events are shown with duration along the X-axis and amplitude/energy along the Y-axis. DeClicker also offers an Exclude Box that enables the exclusion of detected events from the repair section, and a Dialogue Mode, which enables two independent banks of controls to be set up differently for dialogue and background.

The listen section of the DeClicker’s Output Panel contains an option to listen to the difference between the input and the processed output. This is labeled ‘Diff’ and is particularly useful for hearing what has been repaired, and for listening to the quality of the repairs without being distracted by the audio material.

Formats
Native: RTAS, Audio Units and VST (AAX Native coming soon)

* iLok2 required*