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bairradino
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Any good suggestion to remove Pop's from a vocal record?
Seanmorse79
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If you've only got a few, zoom in on the pop, slice it on either side, and ramp the volume slightly on either side. Depending on where the pop falls, you can get away with it. If it's on a long note and it sticks out like a sore thumb, you can try slicing just after the pop, then on the next open space, and slide it over. This is difficult to get though, and it usually takes a few tries.
I've personally never had any luck using any automatic pop-remover plugins. IMO, if you have a ton of them, just bite the bullet and have the singer re-do the vocals. It'll end up taking less time and sound better in the end.
I've personally never had any luck using any automatic pop-remover plugins. IMO, if you have a ton of them, just bite the bullet and have the singer re-do the vocals. It'll end up taking less time and sound better in the end.
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RD423
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Or u can learn how to use the desser and noise gate on it but u have to really learn how to tweak them both.
MadAudio
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It can also be done with a compressor. What software/hardware are you using?
The best way to get rid of them is to not record them in the first place. Buy a pop filter, or make one out of a coat hanger and pantyhose.
The best way to get rid of them is to not record them in the first place. Buy a pop filter, or make one out of a coat hanger and pantyhose.
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bairradino
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I'm using Waves plugins
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bairradino
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I did it!
I used a "Compressor-Gate" from Waves.
I used a "Compressor-Gate" from Waves.