UnClip gives Leit Audio users a free way to rebuild brief waveform peaks ruined by digital overloads. Instead of assuming damage sits at 0 dBFS, the plugin spots the flat waveform shape itself, meaning lowered or processed clips can still be found.
Repair happens only where UnClip detects broken samples. Nearby intact material guides the reconstruction, with no threshold, sensitivity, or repair-strength setup required. And because rebuilt peaks may extend past the damaged ceiling, an Output control offers as much as 24 dB of reduction afterward.
Stereo sides get checked separately, while mono operation works as well. Processing runs at double precision, and the bypass stays host-linked with matching delay. Reported latency sits near 99.5 ms at 44.1 and 48 kHz.
This tool targets restoration, editing, and mixing jobs involving brief accidental clipping. It does not work as a limiter or broad distortion fixer. Downloads cost nothing, although Leit Audio requires a free account.
Repair happens only where UnClip detects broken samples. Nearby intact material guides the reconstruction, with no threshold, sensitivity, or repair-strength setup required. And because rebuilt peaks may extend past the damaged ceiling, an Output control offers as much as 24 dB of reduction afterward.
Stereo sides get checked separately, while mono operation works as well. Processing runs at double precision, and the bypass stays host-linked with matching delay. Reported latency sits near 99.5 ms at 44.1 and 48 kHz.
This tool targets restoration, editing, and mixing jobs involving brief accidental clipping. It does not work as a limiter or broad distortion fixer. Downloads cost nothing, although Leit Audio requires a free account.
