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bobbinbeamo
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I've just edited out the clicks is they appear outside of the wave form, but if they occue during a word, I'll retake during the delivery.
Can the pencil tool in PT erase the click during a word?
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| Posted: Tue Jul 01, 2008 9:17 am Post subject: Re: Lip-smack and other mouth noise -- getting rid of it in |
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Bread? Wow, I need to try that myself.
I "assume" you take the bread out before recording, right?
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Yeah, taking the bread OUT OF YOUR MOUTH before reading is usually recommended. That said, some producers might prefer that you don't take it out.
At least for me they prefer that I keep it in. 
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TheVoiceOfBob
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I've actually edited out clicks during a word the hard way. Tracking it down to the one or two cycles that it occurs, then deleting them out, doing my best to preserve the continuity of the waveform.
You guys use the tools available in the software. What a concept!
So, is it low calorie bread, Wonder bread, or would a pumpernickel rye be OK?
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bobbinbeamo
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Dave, you are so fun-nay.
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I was trying to figure out how chopsticks would help until I read it again and saw that Yoda wrote chapstick. Next time don't forget to capitalize and add that ™ or © for the sake of us blind-as-a-bat folks.  |
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voicy1stef
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I have sound forge audio studio.
I magnify the waveforms and delete the clicks manually (that was really a pain to do before I learned how to use the magnify facility  ).
Anyway, I delete it manually, and I have also prerecorded about a second of silence which I sometimes use -- I guess as an eraser -- I copy and paste it over the click. If it results in too much timespan space between the words, I then shorten the silence accordingly.
But, brushing my teeth before recording and drinking water, reduces the clicks and noises immensely!!!
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melissa eX
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OMG Dave - you could write headlines for the NY Post.
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