RX 6 De-click
RX 6 De-click is a VST audio plugin from iZotope that removes clicks, pops, and other transient artifacts from audio recordings. It is used by audio engineers, podcast producers, restoration specialists and musicians working in digital audio workstations (DAWs) such as Logic Pro, Cubase, Reaper, Studio One, Nuendo and others that support VST plugin format. The plugin analyzes audio in real time to detect and repair impulsive noise without affecting the underlying signal quality.</description> <parameter name="recommendation">RX 6 De-click is a VST plugin component and is not updated independently — it is part of the iZotope RX product suite. To update this plugin to a native Apple Silicon build (if available), you must update iZotope RX itself through the iZotope Product Portal, which is the official update and licensing channel for all iZotope plugins and applications. Open the iZotope Product Portal on your Mac, sign in with your iZotope account, and download the latest version of RX — this will provide both the native Apple Silicon VST plugin and any host-application updates needed. If you use multiple DAWs, ensure each one is configured to scan the correct plugin folder after updating. RX 9 and later versions ship with native Apple Silicon support, so if your current RX installation predates that, you will see improved performance and efficiency after upgrading through the Product Portal.
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1 suggestionRX 6 De-click is a VST plugin and is not independently updatable — it is managed by the iZotope Product Portal, which handles updates for all iZotope plugins and applications. To check for a native Apple Silicon build, open the iZotope Product Portal on your Mac, log in with your iZotope account, locate RX 6 or the RX 6 De-click plugin, and run any available update. iZotope has shipped native Apple Silicon builds for most of their audio plugins since the RX 9 and Ozone 10 releases (2021 onwards), so if you are still on an Intel-only version of the De-click plugin, updating through the Product Portal should give you a native build. Make sure your host DAW itself is running a current native build as well — most major DAWs (Logic Pro, Cubase, Studio One, Reaper) ship native Apple Silicon versions and will pass audio to native plugins with optimal performance. If the iZotope Product Portal does not offer a native build of RX 6 specifically (as it is an older product line), you may need to plan a migration to RX 9 or later, which have confirmed native Apple Silicon support.
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