FFT DeNoiser for REAPER

• A GUI version of micsthepick's fork on the REAPERDenoiser plugin:
• https://github.com/micsthepick/REAPERDenoiser/blob/main/REAPERDenoiser.jsfx

The goal of the GUI was to be clear and intuitive, and to lessen the required existing knowledge for using the plugin. I haven't made significant changes into the DSP side of the plugin.

Usage instructions:

• Loop a section of the track that only includes noise.
• In the plugin, click "Record Noise". Click the button after a few seconds to stop recording.
• Done! You can fine tune the amount of noise reduction with the "DeNoise" knob.

Notes:

• The Low Latency mode is low enough to allow live playback, but the quality isn't as good.
• Changing into or out of the Low Latency mode requires a new noise profile to be recorded.
• The FFT Overlap has a minor effect on the quality of the process, and a higher quality increases CPU usage a bit.

Install instructions:

• Click on the "mrelwood_DeNoiser.jsfx" in the file list.
• Click the button "Raw" and save the resulting file on your computer.
• In REAPER go to Options > Show REAPER resource path...
• Look for the "Effects" folder, open it and and create a subfolder "mrelwood".
• Move the "mrelwood_DeNoiser.jsfx" plugin into the "mrelwood" folder you just created.
• Restart REAPER or press F5 in the plugin list for the plugin to show up in REAPER.