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In Reply to: I use the pencil tool posted by EdAInWestOC on July 1, 2016 at 11:46:48:
Another RX option is to listen to what is being removed. You can hear when more than the click is removed and lower the setting. On a scale of 10, I normally use 1.4. If there is a stubborn click, I isolate the click (plus or minus hundredths of seconds) and use a higher setting.
50% of my listening is through a headphone system. I remove clicks I would not hear through my speakers but do with the headphone system.
Other than click removal, I use a 20 hz hi pass filter to remove the 9hz cart resonance. I wish there was a lower setting than 20 hz.
I did use a hum removal tool until I lowered 60 hz hum. Seeing the spectral data from my recordings has taught me a lot about my system. I had -60 db 60 hz hum. Now it's down to -81 db using a 64 db setting on my Sutherland with a Soundsmith Zephyr MIMC and -3 db setting on the Tascam.
Between tracks I sometimes use other tools. Other than that I think the less I do the better.
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- RE: I use the pencil tool - rrob 07/1/1615:00:14 07/1/16 (1)
- I usually use headphones - EdAInWestOC 00:15:17 07/2/16 (0)