Like others, I had a really hard time getting the room tone generator to work with my DAW (Pro Tools). I wanted to offer another solution that might save someone hours or thousands of dollars (by avoiding buying Izotope Suite).
1. Create a convolution reverb using the 1 second (or however long) wav file. I used Waves IR Convolution Reverb, which I already owned. It's $50. Any convolution reverb will do
2. Create a white noise clip using a signal generator.
3. Run the white noise clip through the convolution reverb.
4. The resulting audio should sound like room tone based on the audio file you used to create the convolution reverb.
5. Profit
This is really useful for Pro Tools users, since Pro Tools doesn't accept third party plug-ins.
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