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Sometimes the offending but somewhat isolated tick/pop cannot be moved. I rerecord the same track at the same settings with that egregious pop removed. If I find in the editing stage an outstanding pop, I've learned that sometimes its an isolated groove clogging bit of junk of something that can be coaxed off of the otherwise cleaned record with the sharp end of a toothpick aided by 10x head-mounted magnifier.
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Typically, I apply ClickRepair at a light setting. Then using a tool in the program that waveform can be reshaped. To address Ivor's question, in my case in Audacity, I zoom in until I see individual data points (recorded at 96/24).
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Right now, iZotope is offering its Standard RX7 software for a 25% discounts, or $299.
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Instead of updating a universe of users with nuances in host home computers, one upgrade is made on the Cloud version.īut I want a stand-alone program, installed on my machine. I understand the advantages of a Cloud based program. Just looking at my log of my personal jobs, I can go a month or longer between them even when I am home. Maybe its only an on-demand program, I don't know that yet. Frequently, I am away from home for months at a time, meaning in this case with Audition–unless I am mistaken–I would still pay Adobe $21 a month. I can post a couple samples if anyone is interested.Īudition appears to be a by-the-month subscription. I just did a rip of an Ozric Tentacles album which has a lot of electronic elements. But the Sugarcube and its new software is very effective at low setting levels so I rarely have to turn it up over 4 out of 10. I've found that I haven't really heard any issues until I get to a setting level of 6 or 7 out of 10. I always dial in the Sugarcube using headphones before starting a rip to make sure I'm not hearing any audible degradation. Every record is different.Īs for the transients in electronic music, I don't primarily listen to electronic music but a lot of what I listen to has strong electronic elements.
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And I'm anal about removing clicks when I go full in on the process, so I then use manual declicking to clean up any small clicks that the Sugarcube missed.Īnd sometimes I barely have to do any manual click removal when using the Sugarcube. Sometimes even though things are fixed a pop that wasn't there can be added by the plug if your settings are too much! It's a balance sometimes depending on how bad it is.Click to expand.Because I err on the side of caution and keep the Sugarcube on as low a setting as possible. Just be careful and listen to everything once you feel it has been taken out with whatever plug you use. I like the Sonnox but you have to really get into it to use all it offers and sometimes I don't have the time when I need to deliver on a short deadline. Another one is Sonnox, but it has a steeper learning curve with the gui and options. It doesn't add any more artifacts as much as some of the others do. Just loop a part that is just the noise itself,adjust to take it out more or less and balance it out so no offending artifacts are added. Izotope RX is where it's at and very simple to use.
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It can make things worse and it's a bit behind the times compared to the others. The waves would be my last pick honestly. I use restoration plugs a lot in my line of work.