Manual Declick allows users to identify and remove impulsive
noises and is suitable for restoring optical soundtracks. Dethump removes the
unwanted low frequency energy bursts that are generated by damaged discs,
optical soundtracks, and on modern recordings when microphones and stands are
bumped.
Retouch was originally developed in 2002 for workstations
such as SADiE, Pyramix and Pro Tools. The tool allowed users to eliminate
unwanted sounds that could not be removed using conventional audio techniques.
The process was later updated to offer a wider range of time/frequency editing
(TFE) capabilities. Now, Retouch 4 offers unlimited file lengths, improved
transport capabilities, time markers, and improvements such as a clearer, more
configurable spectrogram display and the ability to mark and process complex
shapes.
Cambridge V.4 is immediately available and is fully
compatible with all existing CEDAR Cambridge hardware: CEDAR Cambridge,
Cambridge ‘Q’ (dual processor) and Cambridge ‘Q’ (quad processor). The core
improvements are free for all existing owners.