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Re: Paris Tip with popping when using DX on cut audio tracks ! [message #97559 is a reply to message #97550] Sat, 29 March 2008 09:28 Go to previous message
Robert is currently offline  Robert   UNITED STATES
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Perfect Di, also to make things a bit easier/faster, you can record a 4
minute track of silence, then drag (time looked) the entire chopped-up track
over this one and all crossfades and patch-ups get done in one shot. You may
need to tweak a few crossfades in some places thow.

Chow
Rob

"Dimitrios" <musurgio@otenet.gr> wrote in message news:47ee28ef$1@linux...
>
> I am sure you all have this problem when you cut an audio track in pieces
> then by using DX effects there is pop occuring on start and end of cut
> pieces
> of audio.
> For workaround you should have an empty 24bit or 16bit audio file (created
> by wavelab for instance) and then cut a small piece of this empty file as
> big as your gap(s) are.
> Then you crossfade it with actual audio file and then the pop goes away.
> If you use freeform you have also to asign these small empty pieces of
> audio
> with the same instrument as your actual audio is.
> Even if you have a long audio file these opos occur at the very start and
> end of the audio file.
> Thus you can put this empty portion before and after to avoid clicks and
> pops.
> Hope this helps.
> Regards,
> Dimitrios
 
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