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IOS app for removing clicks?
Anything out there that can remove clicks in audio? I’m trying to get rid of these in a sample. Tried Bark filter and various eqs but not having much luck.
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You can try with twisted wave
@mschenkel.it - thanks for this. Have you found it effective for this task?
Try Brusfri released last week by KLEVGR
It de-clicks?
I’m not sure.
I did once a hand-declick in audacity where you cand redraw single samples. In TwistedWave unfortunately you have to work with time selection which smallest area is 10 ms(@44.1khz=441smp). Then imo the best shot would be doing some math for the click frequency and count the needed cutoff frequency for a lpf/notch and apply to the area since filters actually filter out fast/slow(lp/hp) changes in frequency. But I’m just guessing.
Yes, I have it but I was under the impression that it just filters out noise (like surface/room noise), not clicks specifically.
Ok - thanks!
Unfortunately the time selection doesn’t show up any value this time but I think it could do the job. Not a funny job if you have a long track with lots of click, specially if those aren’t digital which are pretty evident to see and once you figure out the right settings just a copy/paste operation. The one time I did this job was because a necklace was hitting the mic all the time.
Edit: it was 16 samples. I don’t know why 10 minutes ago I couldn’t select such a small area
I do this in Auria Pro, edition at sample level.
I was looking after that since I remembered auria could do it. But I wasn't able to. Hence the twisted wave approach. How do you do that?
On the desktop Adobe Audition can do this fairly painlessly: just highlight the offending click in the spectral editor and use the healing tool. It might be worth downloading the demo if you just need it for a one-off.
Usually > @mschenkel.it said:
I usually just remove a full pitch cycle at zero points. Usually I’m just editing instrument samples, thus it’s pretty predictable waves.
No, it actually does the opposite