Als je echt een freak bent en je wilt niets liever dan de hele dag klikjes en plopjes uit je vinyl halen dan heb ik nog een goeie tip (gelezen op het forum aldaar - vandaar in 't Engels):
As you use CE2k, there is a nicely little bug I love to use (unfortunatly, it is fixed in CEPro2...).
As others said, I use the spectral view to find the clicks.
I highlight a very small selection (for example 0:00.002) centered on the click, but NOT including all the visual effect. I use then the 'Fill Single Click Now' function.
Is the click no more audible?
-Yes: it is fine... The smallest impact on the music, because of the short selection.
-No: I 'Undo'. Now, the magic thing: the selection has been a little increased on the left and on the right. It is now something like 0:00.005.
I repeat 'Fill Single Click Now' on the new extended selection until the click is not audible. Of course, not indifinitly :-)
This 'method' is very fast and 'clean' in the respect of the sound.
(I hope a future version of CE Pro 2 will have a setting to emulate this behaviour)
PhL
-- HanzZ
As you use CE2k, there is a nicely little bug I love to use (unfortunatly, it is fixed in CEPro2...).
As others said, I use the spectral view to find the clicks.
I highlight a very small selection (for example 0:00.002) centered on the click, but NOT including all the visual effect. I use then the 'Fill Single Click Now' function.
Is the click no more audible?
-Yes: it is fine... The smallest impact on the music, because of the short selection.
-No: I 'Undo'. Now, the magic thing: the selection has been a little increased on the left and on the right. It is now something like 0:00.005.
I repeat 'Fill Single Click Now' on the new extended selection until the click is not audible. Of course, not indifinitly :-)
This 'method' is very fast and 'clean' in the respect of the sound.
(I hope a future version of CE Pro 2 will have a setting to emulate this behaviour)
PhL
-- HanzZ
