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AUDIO REPAIR
AND ENHANCEMENT
Step 3:
After choosing an acceptable level of click reduction, listen carefully to ensure you aren’t unintentionally
harming any transients. Using a declicking tool on its highest settings can audibly soften transients. If you
can hear that the transients are losing their edge, turn the strength of the declicker down a little.
RX TIP • Use the Clicks Only feature in RX 4 to listen out for the isolated
clicks. If you hear desirable audio creeping in, your settings are likely
tooharsh.
DIGITAL CLICKS
Repeat the same steps used to treat the analog clicks, but instead
use M-Band (periodic clicks) mode if the clicks come in fast
periodic series. If the digital clicks are random, then Random mode
should be used for them. It allows for better preservation of timbre
of the useful signal.
RX TIP • Use Click Widening to expand the click size if your clicks
are not being fully recognized and removed by the Declicker.
RX TIP • Using the frequency skew can achieve better results if a
click is focused specifically towards the high or low end. Generally,
however, this is best left in the middle.