Hi Jorge,

I've been using iZotope Rx for a couple of years and am reasonably  
happy with it. And while I use it for cleaning up "live" recordings  
instead of old media,  it's very flexible and precise.
Also, Adobe Audition has some nice tools built into it. I've never  
used it but saw it demoed at the ARSC conference at Stanford and it  
looked nice ( a little limited for my use though).

http://www.izotope.com/products/audio/rx/

Steve Koto


On Apr 29, 2009, at 11:53 AM, P G C wrote:

> Are there any of these tools available as part of a low price, end  
> user, sound edit software only, package?
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> Regards, JorgeF. (PGC)
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