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Accentize dxSplit review

#27 of 27 in AI Music Plugins

Focused dialogue cleanup with separate controls and local processing.

6.1/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Accentize dxSplit is a desktop audio plugin for dialogue post-production, aimed at teams that need to separate speech from room reverb and noise. It splits audio into voice, reverb and noise components, with independent faders, solo and mute controls, plus parametric EQ for each component. Its focus is dialogue repair rather than broad music production, so it fits post-production workflows better than users seeking a general-purpose music plugin.

Its processing options are a key distinction. The real-time CORE algorithm is available for live processing, while EXTENDED runs offline and uses the Apple Silicon Neural Engine on compatible macOS systems. Windows users get CORE only. Audio processing is local rather than cloud-based, and dxRevive can be loaded directly inside dxSplit for additional restoration. The plugin comes in VST3, AU and AAX formats, with support for workflows involving Pro Tools, Cubase, Nuendo, Reaper, Adobe Premiere and DaVinci Resolve.

The published plan is a single perpetual license priced at €299 one-time, with a seven-day free trial. A free iLok account is required for licensing. This is a straightforward paid option for teams whose work centers on dialogue separation and who value independent adjustment of voice, reverb and noise. Its specialized scope and the Apple Silicon restriction on EXTENDED processing make it a less natural choice for general music mixing or for Windows users who need the offline algorithm. Buyers in those cases should look for a tool whose processing scope and platform support match those needs.

Accentize dxSplit pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Separates voice, reverb and noise with independent level and EQ controls
    • Supports real-time CORE and offline EXTENDED processing on Apple Silicon Macs
    • Processes audio locally and loads dxRevive directly inside the plugin
  • Where it doesn't
    • Dialogue-focused scope makes it less suited to general music-plugin work
    • EXTENDED offline processing is limited to Apple Silicon Macs; Windows has CORE only
    • Costs €299 one-time, and licensing requires a free iLok account

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