#Clickrepair flac manual

of course, at real time it's 'Sound Output:Out' Maybe a click or two will slip by, but that is why you have to do it in real time (unless you are in a hurry).īOTTOM : 'METHOD WAVELET x2' Deckrackle: Off (you can either declick or decrackle, can't do both at the same time, and I still haven't mastered decrackling!), and 'Automatic: All'. which is usually the case.)įor example, let's take a really nice clean rip which doesn't have ANY LOUD pops (THOSE you have to remove manually: no biggie zoom in, select the area and go 'CMD+F'), the 'Clean' rips you can use a low setting, from 10 to 20 in the 'Declick' slider, on the bottom left, and it'll be fine. SINCE there is NO program that will do a PERFECT JOB, and, personally, I don't mind if SOME 'Music' gets taken away (CR has improved on that A LOT!!!!, it's the blue stuff on the top wave), cause, come on, it'll STILL be there (now, ANOTHER thing is for the program to f*ck the SYNTH wave in the recording. Just like you'd comp together different vocal takes into a final perfect version. You slice those out of the clicks track as you go along! Then for sections where there are clicks that were undetected in the main clicks track, cut in sections from stronger runs. (You'll clearly see the isolated clicks in an otherwise silent track.) If you see a spike but don't hear a click, that means it's a false positive. You want to see a click for every one you hear. You can do stuff like listen along to the original with the clicks track in view (muted). Perfect click removal with a lot of automated sections but managed manually for perfection.

Reverse polarity on it and mix it with the original. Now cut together pieces from the different runs to build a track with all the clicks and nothing but the clicks. Now go through and hit the spots that need heavier work and run tracks with those settings. So compile a perfect clicks track!įind the setting that does no damage and still removes a lot of clicks. You can never find a perfect setting for click removal with zero damage for the whole program. It let's you toggle it to output the clicks and separate that for yourself. That's basically what the plugin is doing internally. If you flip the polarity on the clicks track you now render and mix it with the original, it nulls the clicks out. (Or similar wording, I'm not in front of it now.) That makes it output the clicks/pops it would normally remove instead. You'll see in red text on the plugin GUI: 'Output clicks only' with a box to tick. I have a method I like using that autmoates click removal as much as possible while letting you supervise it and be certain you are doing strictly zero damage and only removing 100% clicks.

#Clickrepair flac manual

So you resort to hours/weeks/years of manual work.

If it's something rare and out of print, nothing but perfect removal of noise with strictly no damage is acceptable. You want those artifacts removed but you don't want to touch the music even slightly! You find that there is never a single setting on a click removal plugin that does this for you for the whole program of music you are trying to clean. This copy: 88.I'm almost certain this might be more than you're looking for GOS but I'll share this anyway.Ĭlick/pop removal can be a frustrating exercise. Lineage: LP > Sony PS-LX350H w/ AT-440MLa > Kenwood KR-A5060 > Edirol R-09HR (16/44) > Clickrepair (Click Removal) > Soundforge (Speed Correction) > Cool Edit (Editing) > CDWAVE > TLH Source #1 (01, 08-11): 'Dupree's Paradise' 2-LP (Impossible Recordworks IMP 2-24) JWB-flambay-OF - converts to 2 audio discs (TRT 1:28:50)