To continue, move over to the next pop or click, zoom in close, and apply Auto Heal again. And as you can see in Figure 10 (below), after applying Auto Heal to the selected click shown in Figure 9, the noise is gone. Once you've selected your pop or click here, go back up to Favorites and choose Auto Heal. Zooming in to select only the pop or click You want to zoom in pretty close and identify just the pop and the click ( Figure 9, below)-and not any adjacent speech or other desired audio-because it will remove everything that you select.įigure 9. To use the Auto Heal tool, you have to identify the pop or the click in the waveform. The manual tool to accomplish what (in this case) Automatic Click Remover couldn't is Auto Heal, which you'll in your Favorites menu ( Figure 8, below).

Pops and clicks missed Applying Auto Heal So I'll undo that by selecting Edit > Undo Automatic Click Remover.įigure 7. When I applied it to this clip, you can see in Figure 7 (below) that it pretty much missed all the pops and clicks that we identified in the waveform. If it's too much, you can always undo it and then try Light. Choosing Audition's Automatic Click RemoverĪs with any edits you make in Adobe Production Premium before rendering or saving a file, these are nondestructive edits, so try the Heavy setting first ( Figure 6, below).

To begin, go to Effects > Noise Reduction > Automatic Click Remover ( Figure 5, below).įigure 5. The first thing you always want to try is Audition's automatic tools for removing those.

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