Waves X-Crackle | WAVES – High-Precision Crackle & Surface Noise Removal Plugin

Waves X-Crackle is designed to restore the clarity and warmth of your audio by expertly targeting and removing crackles, clicks, and surface noise from vinyl records and damaged recordings. Trusted by audio engineers, archivists, and music producers worldwide, X-Crackle leverages advanced psychoacoustic algorithms to clean up your sound while preserving the natural integrity of your audio. If you need pristine results fast, this industry-standard tool gives you professional restoration at your fingertips.

Key Features of Waves X-Crackle | WAVES

• Quickly removes crackle, clicks, and subtle pops from vinyl and aged recordings
• Intelligent psychoacoustic algorithms reduce surface noise without harming your audio’s character
• Adjustable attenuation magnitude for precise control over the noise reduction process
• Dual-window Scope with waveform and sonogram views for real-time visualization
• Threshold controls to match varying crackle intensities
• Clear attenuation metering displays the exact reduction amount
• Simple, streamlined interface for rapid workflow in studio or live settings
• Compatible with AAX, AU, VST3 formats for cross-platform flexibility

Example Use Cases of Waves X-Crackle | WAVES

• Restoring digitized vinyl records for audiophile-grade digital archives
• Revitalizing old music libraries or mastering legacy recordings for streaming platforms
• Post-production cleanup for film, television, and podcast audio featuring noisy source material
• Removing surface artifacts from location recordings, field samples, or damaged multitracks
• Mastering engineers who require transparent noise reduction for critical projects

Why Choose Waves X-Crackle | WAVES?

Waves X-Crackle stands out for its precision, ease of use, and unmatched ability to deliver clean, artifact-free audio—even from the most damaged or noisy sources. Trusted by industry professionals worldwide, it's an essential tool for anyone serious about audio restoration and achieving the best possible sound quality.