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Cleaning pops caused by a faulty lead
I have a live recording of a classical concert recorded in a church with quite a resonant acoustic. During two of the pieces, a keyboard was used. Unfortunately this had a faulty lead, with the result that there are some very hefty pops that I’m trying desparately to fully eliminate. What is the best way to deal with these? The click/pop eliminator doesn’t do the trick, presumably because they’re either too loud or at a different frequency?
Any help would be much appreciated.
Mark Hartt-Palmer
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3 Replies
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Did you try to remove using the spectral mode? You can only remove one pop at a time but it works very well … Read the help file on “Single Pop Removal” … If you are still having a problem E-mail me a minute are so to loganonestudio@aol.com and I will see if I can help … WILLIE
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> Did you try to remove using the spectral mode?
Yes, I did try this. I think the problem is that because of the echo, the Repair Transients is not possible because the selection is too big.> If you are still having a problem E-mail me a minute are so to loganonestudio@aol.com and I will see if I can help
That’s really kind of you. I’ll give it another go, but if I still don’t get anywhere then I’ll most probably take you up on your generous offer.Mark Hartt-Palmer
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Mark,
No problem, glad I can be of service ……… WILLIE
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