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iZotope RX vs TDR Production Bundle

Both stand on audio plugins. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

iZotope RX

Paid MacWindows

RX provides a broad set of audio repair and restoration tools, with plan options that list different tool counts and capabilities. There is no free plan, and the listed plans are priced per month.

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TDR Production Bundle groups six Tokyo Dawn Labs plugins under one perpetual license. Its formats and host requirements are clearly listed, but purchases are final and older PowerPC Macs are excluded.

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The facts

	iZotope RX	TDR Production Bundle
Free plan	No	No
Open source	Not published	Not published
Runs on	Mac, Windows	Mac, Windows
Lowest paid plan	RX 12 Elements: $99 a month	TDR Production Bundle: €200, paid once
Plans published	6	1
Maker	iZotope RX	Not published
Website	izotope.com	tokyodawn.net
On audio plugins	#31 of 40	#35 of 40

iZotope RX: what it does well

Tools cover noise, clicks, clipping, hum, and reverb.
Real-time analysis is available.
Supports up to 10 channels.
Listed formats include AU, AAX, and VST3.
Perpetual license model.

What to know first

There is no free plan.
Elements costs $99 a month.
Advanced costs $1,399 a month.

TDR Production Bundle: what it does well

Six named audio plugins included
Compression, limiting and equalization tools
Perpetual license for one user
Use on up to five computers
Free updates included

What to know first

All sales are final
PowerPC Macs are unsupported
Requires a compatible plugin host
No free plan

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