[Jonathan Jones]

One method I’ve found that works pretty well for removing plosives is to slice the pop itself to isolate it, throw on an EQ, and drag the low cut until it removes the plosive entirely. Sometimes you have to remove half of your frequency spectrum, so yes, your audio is “thin” for a split second, but it’s so quick it’s hardly noticeable. Definitely better than having pops in your audio though.

If you have a lot of pops, just scrub through and slice each pop, move each one down one track below as you go, then set your EQ on one, and finally select the rest of your pops in that track and copy and paste. Clear as mud?