Waves releases Clarix LB AI Noise Reduction Plug-in

AI noise reduction for voice in live broadcast. Instantly clean background noise in live broadcast voice sources.

Clarix LB is an AI-powered noise reduction plugin for voice and dialogue in live broadcast and live streaming scenarios. Now you can clean up ambient noise in real-time live broadcast—ideal for on-location anchors, reporters, live-streamed worship services, or any live voice capture.

Clarix LB is compatible with the Waves SoundGrid real-time processing platform, making it suited for real-time live broadcast workflows. The plugin can run on any major mixing console via SuperRack SoundGrid or SuperRack LiveBox, or on eMotion LV1 live mixer systems. (Please note that to run Clarix LB on SuperRack SoundGrid or on LV1 systems including the LV1 Classic console, you’ll need to connect an external Titan SoundGrid server: see more info below.)

The plugin’s AI noise reduction is powered by the same Technology Emmy® Award winning Waves Neural Networks engine that powers Waves’ latest generaiton of noise removal plugins for studio and live applications, such as Clarity Vx.

Important notes: At 47 ms latency, Clarix LB is perfect for live broadcast and streaming scenarios, but is not intended for in-venue live concert audio. Also, due to the need to run advanced neural networks, Clarix LB requires high processing power via the Waves Titan server: see more details below.

AI engine powered by Emmy®-winning Waves Neural Networks
SoundGrid-compatible for use in SuperRack and eMotion LV1
Choose the exact voice/noise balance with a single knob
Large UI, ideal for easy broadcast control
Up to 96 kHz sample rate
47 ms latency
‘Double’ analysis plus width control for stereo sources
Requires Waves Titan server for real-time SoundGrid processing

Clarix LB is available as a single plugin (perpetual license) for $149, and is also included in the Waves Ultimate subscription

For more information please visit: https://www.waves.com/plugins/clarix-lb









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