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Wave Arts MR Hum Hum Removal – Professional Audio Software & Plugin
Combining hum removal
buzz removal
brickwall filtering
and spectrum analysis into one easy to use plug-in
MR Hum is the perfect tool to clean up recordings with any sort of hum or nasty buzz. The hum removal section works by applying a set of notch filters spaced at multiples of the fundamental hum frequency
usually 60 Hz or 50 Hz. You select the fundamental frequency
the number of harmonics you want to eliminate (up to 10)
and the width of the notches (the default works fine). There are presets for the usual cases of 60 Hz hum and 50 Hz hum. You can also select any fundamental frequency continuously from 20 to 200 Hz. Sometimes it’s necessary to use a slightly different frequency in cases where the hum has been recorded on analog tape and played back on a different machine
which will cause the hum frequency to change. The high resolution spectrum display makes it easy to see the hum frequency and the number of harmonics that are required. The spectrum display can run before processing
to see the input signal spectrum
or after processing
to see the output signal spectrum. The monitor feature allows you to hear the signal being removed
offering another way to set the parameters. MR Hum contains a separate processor for buzz. Buzz is a periodic signal with frequency harmonics through the entire audible spectrum
which would require hundreds of notch filters to eliminate. The buzz algorithm uses a different approach which is far more efficient. Often buzz is a nasty case of hum
and hence is at 50 or 60 Hz
but sometime buzz is caused by a motor or some other kind of interference
hence the buzz processor allows any frequency from 20 to 200 Hz. Finally MR Hum also provides brickwall filters to eliminate low or high frequency interference.
Features:
- Hum removal using from 1 to 10 harmonic notch filters
- Buzz removal
- Hum and Buzz frequencies continuously adjustable from 20 to 200 Hz
- Adjustable notch widths
- Brickwall filtering for rumble and hiss removal
- High resolution spectrum analysis display pre or post processing
- All sections can be monitored to hear removed signal
- No latency
- Up to 192 kHz sampling rate
- Mono or stereo
Requirements:
| Platform | CPU | RAM | Disk | Notes | Additional Requirement | Audio Card | Ports | Internet Required | 32 Bit Support | 64 Bit Support | Plugins |
| mac | Apple Silicon natively supported (AU VST3 AAX) | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | VST-3 AU AAX | ||||
| windows | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 | VST-3 AAX |
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Wave Arts MR Hum Hum Removal – Professional Audio Software & Plugin
Combining hum removal
buzz removal
brickwall filtering
and spectrum analysis into one easy to use plug-in
MR Hum is the perfect tool to clean up recordings with any sort of hum or nasty buzz. The hum removal section works by applying a set of notch filters spaced at multiples of the fundamental hum frequency
usually 60 Hz or 50 Hz. You select the fundamental frequency
the number of harmonics you want to eliminate (up to 10)
and the width of the notches (the default works fine). There are presets for the usual cases of 60 Hz hum and 50 Hz hum. You can also select any fundamental frequency continuously from 20 to 200 Hz. Sometimes it’s necessary to use a slightly different frequency in cases where the hum has been recorded on analog tape and played back on a different machine
which will cause the hum frequency to change. The high resolution spectrum display makes it easy to see the hum frequency and the number of harmonics that are required. The spectrum display can run before processing
to see the input signal spectrum
or after processing
to see the output signal spectrum. The monitor feature allows you to hear the signal being removed
offering another way to set the parameters. MR Hum contains a separate processor for buzz. Buzz is a periodic signal with frequency harmonics through the entire audible spectrum
which would require hundreds of notch filters to eliminate. The buzz algorithm uses a different approach which is far more efficient. Often buzz is a nasty case of hum
and hence is at 50 or 60 Hz
but sometime buzz is caused by a motor or some other kind of interference
hence the buzz processor allows any frequency from 20 to 200 Hz. Finally MR Hum also provides brickwall filters to eliminate low or high frequency interference.
Features:
- Hum removal using from 1 to 10 harmonic notch filters
- Buzz removal
- Hum and Buzz frequencies continuously adjustable from 20 to 200 Hz
- Adjustable notch widths
- Brickwall filtering for rumble and hiss removal
- High resolution spectrum analysis display pre or post processing
- All sections can be monitored to hear removed signal
- No latency
- Up to 192 kHz sampling rate
- Mono or stereo
Requirements:
| Platform | CPU | RAM | Disk | Notes | Additional Requirement | Audio Card | Ports | Internet Required | 32 Bit Support | 64 Bit Support | Plugins |
| mac | Apple Silicon natively supported (AU VST3 AAX) | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | VST-3 AU AAX | ||||
| windows | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 | VST-3 AAX |
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Combining hum removal
buzz removal
brickwall filtering
and spectrum analysis into one easy to use plug-in
MR Hum is the perfect tool to clean up recordings with any sort of hum or nasty buzz. The hum removal section works by applying a set of notch filters spaced at multiples of the fundamental hum frequency
usually 60 Hz or 50 Hz. You select the fundamental frequency
the number of harmonics you want to eliminate (up to 10)
and the width of the notches (the default works fine). There are presets for the usual cases of 60 Hz hum and 50 Hz hum. You can also select any fundamental frequency continuously from 20 to 200 Hz. Sometimes it’s necessary to use a slightly different frequency in cases where the hum has been recorded on analog tape and played back on a different machine
which will cause the hum frequency to change. The high resolution spectrum display makes it easy to see the hum frequency and the number of harmonics that are required. The spectrum display can run before processing
to see the input signal spectrum
or after processing
to see the output signal spectrum. The monitor feature allows you to hear the signal being removed
offering another way to set the parameters. MR Hum contains a separate processor for buzz. Buzz is a periodic signal with frequency harmonics through the entire audible spectrum
which would require hundreds of notch filters to eliminate. The buzz algorithm uses a different approach which is far more efficient. Often buzz is a nasty case of hum
and hence is at 50 or 60 Hz
but sometime buzz is caused by a motor or some other kind of interference
hence the buzz processor allows any frequency from 20 to 200 Hz. Finally MR Hum also provides brickwall filters to eliminate low or high frequency interference.
Features:
- Hum removal using from 1 to 10 harmonic notch filters
- Buzz removal
- Hum and Buzz frequencies continuously adjustable from 20 to 200 Hz
- Adjustable notch widths
- Brickwall filtering for rumble and hiss removal
- High resolution spectrum analysis display pre or post processing
- All sections can be monitored to hear removed signal
- No latency
- Up to 192 kHz sampling rate
- Mono or stereo
Requirements:
| Platform | CPU | RAM | Disk | Notes | Additional Requirement | Audio Card | Ports | Internet Required | 32 Bit Support | 64 Bit Support | Plugins |
| mac | Apple Silicon natively supported (AU VST3 AAX) | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | VST-3 AU AAX | ||||
| windows | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 | VST-3 AAX |

















