Accentize Restoration Bundle review
A focused dialogue-restoration bundle with local processing and a €598 one-time price.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Accentize Restoration Bundle combines dxRevive Pro and dxSplit for dialogue editing and post-production. It is aimed at teams that need to clean speech affected by noise, room reverb, missing frequencies or codec artifacts, then adjust dialogue separately from its reverb and noise. The bundle covers restoration and source separation in one purchase, rather than offering a broad collection of unrelated audio effects. Processing is local, and supported plugin formats are VST3, AU and AAX on Windows and macOS.
The two plugins address complementary stages of dialogue cleanup. dxRevive Pro removes noise, suppresses reverb, restores absent frequencies and reduces codec artifacts. dxSplit separates audio into voice, reverb and noise components, with independent parametric EQ for each channel; direct dxRevive integration inside dxSplit connects the restoration tools. The product description identifies real-time-capable processing, specifically noting real-time operation for dxSplit’s CORE algorithm. Compatibility includes Pro Tools, Cubase, Nuendo, Reaper, Adobe Premiere and DaVinci Resolve, alongside an iLok license. That makes the bundle relevant to both DAW and video post-production workflows, while its focus remains dialogue restoration rather than general-purpose mixing.
The Restoration Bundle is listed at €598 as a one-time purchase and includes dxRevive Pro and dxSplit licenses plus an iLok license. A 7-day trial is documented for dxSplit; it should not be read as a trial of the entire bundle. This pricing and plugin-only scope suit post-production teams that regularly need these specific repair and separation functions, especially when local processing is important. Editors seeking a broad effects suite, or those whose workflow requires formats beyond VST3, AU and AAX, should look elsewhere. The bundle’s value depends on needing both restoration and voice/reverb/noise separation rather than just one occasional cleanup tool.
Accentize Restoration Bundle pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Targets noise, reverb, absent frequencies and codec artifacts
- Separates voice, reverb and noise with independent channel EQ
- Works with Pro Tools, Nuendo, Premiere and DaVinci Resolve
- Where it doesn't
- €598 is a substantial one-time purchase for a focused bundle
- Requires Windows or macOS and supports only VST3, AU and AAX
- The 7-day trial applies to dxSplit, not the bundle as a whole
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