The VST version of SoundSoap Pro 2 does appear to work well with Amadeus Pro 4.1.5 but I would prefer to be able to use the Audio Unit. I just removed Amadeus Pro's plist file from preferences and then SoundSoap 2 launched ok. SoundSoap Pro's unique and comprehensive approach combines hum, rumble, click, crackle, and broadband noise reduction tools with a sophisticated noise gate, in a single intuitive. BIAS SoundSoap Pro 2, snapshot mode, musical noise. Since they said the VST version appears to work ok I went back to trying to figure out my problem. SoundSoap Pro is an advanced noise reduction and audio restoration plug-in that's powerful enough for demanding audio professionals, yet easy enough for anyone to use. Adobe Audition 1.5, 2.0, reduction 15 dB, spectral decay 10, some hum echoing the speech. I suggest you might want to contact BIAS about the specific technical issues they noticed. good thing I did), and then proceeded to clean the noise out of them using Biass SoundSoap 2.0 (which works very well btw). BUT, the BIAS tech said he noticed abnormal behavior of the AU version of SoundSoap Pro 2 with Amadeus Pro and advised me to use the VST version with Amadeus Pro 4.1.5, which he said worked ok. The BIAS tech tried both the AU and VST versions of SoundSoap Pro 2 with Amadeus Pro 4.1.5 and got them working. De-noise reduction of voice and spectrum. Precise corrections eliminate unwanted noise and give vocals a pristine sound. Since then I spoke with BIAS about the problem with their SoundSoap Pro 2.0.1 and they downloaded Amadeus Pro and tried it. SoundSoap knows exactly where your tracks need the most help. As I said in my original post, the problem was with the AU - the audio unit. SoundSoap doesn't have the configurability of the more high-end audio repair tools, then, but there's more than enough cleanup power here for most purposes, and concentrating on the core basics only makes the program much easier to use (and cheaper, too). Is that the AU or the VST version? Have you tried both? Regards,
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