iZotope RX 5 De-clip

com.izotope.audioplugins.AU.RX5Declipper · Audio · v5.0.1
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About This App

RX 5 De-clip is an Audio Unit (AU) plugin from iZotope that specializes in removing or reducing clipping distortion from audio recordings. Clipping occurs when an audio signal exceeds the maximum recordable level, resulting in digital distortion at the peaks. This plugin is used by audio engineers, post-production professionals, podcast producers, and music producers who need to salvage recordings damaged by input-level saturation. It integrates into Digital Audio Workstations (DAWs) and audio editing hosts that support AU plugins, including Apple Logic Pro, GarageBand, and other compatible macOS audio applications.

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RX 5 De-clip is an Audio Unit plugin component, not a standalone app — it lives inside your DAW or audio host and is updated through iZotope's own plugin management tools, not through the host application's updater. To check whether a native Apple Silicon build is available and to update the plugin, use the iZotope Product Portal (iZotope's vendor installer and license management system). Visit iZotope's website, log in with your account, and check the RX 5 product page or use their download manager to install or update the plugin. If you installed RX 5 through an iZotope installer previously, launch that installer again to check for updates — it will serve the native Apple Silicon build if your machine supports it and if iZotope has released one for RX 5. Note that iZotope released major native Apple Silicon support starting with RX 9 (released in 2020); RX 5 is an older product, so you may want to confirm with iZotope support whether a native Apple Silicon AU build exists for this specific version, or whether upgrading to a newer RX release is the recommended path forward before macOS 28 removes Rosetta 2 in September 2028.