I'm recording some lectures from a seminar. Here's a picture of what I'm talking about:
Now, my question would be: How can I remove those various pops with Audacity? I've tried messing with each of the tools a little bit (...for around 3 hours...) and wasn't able to find the solution myself.
Also, I wanted to add how grateful I am to all of you who answer these types of questions. I've googled some questions through the years...This site, with all it's helpful members, has always been a fantastic resource. Thank you, and keep up the good work!
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Last edited by killphrase; 23rd Sep 2010 at 03:37.
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'Click Removal' in Audacity doesn't help? It removes high volume level/short duration sounds like clicks and pops. You set the threshold for levels and the width for the length of the click.
But someone else here may have a better method. It would also help to post a short representative audio clip and one of our members may be able to try some expirements on it.
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