LANDR ReHance vs Vinyl Restoration Suite

LANDR ReHance uses AI to analyze audio and remove unwanted artifacts such as background noise, clicks, pops, plosives, bleed and reverb. It is available in the LANDR Library online or as a plugin for a DAW, and LANDR says enhancement is unlimited in either format. Three intensity levels provide a choice of processing strength. The tool is described for podcasts, voice memos, field and home studio recordings, video audio and live recordings with instrument bleed. The plugin supports VST3, AU and AAX formats and works with major DAWs that support them. It requires macOS 10.15 or later or 64-bit Windows 10 or later, plus an Intel Core i5, AMD Ryzen 5 or Apple Silicon equivalent and 4 GB RAM. LANDR says the audio technology is powered by Insoundz. ReHance is not available in the LANDR App, though LANDR says it can be used in mobile browsers. A LANDR Studio subscription is required; the listed annual-plan price for a subscription including ReHance is $11.99 a month. A 3-day trial is offered for any Studio tier, and the subscription starts automatically unless cancelled before the trial ends.

Vinyl Restoration Suite is a free audio restoration plugin and standalone application for Windows, macOS, and Linux. It detects and repairs clicks and pops using crossfade and spline interpolation, and reduces noise with real-time FFT processing that can capture a noise profile. Its AI denoiser is based on RNNoise and supports DirectML and NPU acceleration. A 10-band graphic equalizer covers 31 Hz to 16 kHz, while separate filters address subsonic rumble from 5–150 Hz and AC power line hum from 40–80 Hz. The app can record audio and split tracks automatically at silence. Real-time waveform and spectral views help monitor audio, and Difference Mode plays the noise and clicks being removed. Use it as a VST3 plugin in a DAW or independently as a standalone app. Pre-built binaries are listed for all three desktop systems; the macOS DMG is described as universal for Intel and ARM. It is available under the MIT license at free.