wavelab 6 not enough space for dithering

The program would then delete the small click fix file and play the original clip/file with the click. To undo the click fix, you just gated again and selected undo. You just gated around the click/noise in the Clip and issued the declick command. You never saw the declick file unless you went into the file system, and you never left the EDL to perform the declick. The program I came from before Wavelab (Sonic Studio HD) basically did the same thing behind the scenes in the EDL, so the user was operating entirely in the EDL, “non-destructively” they would call it, because it created a small de-click file which it would intelligently pair with the main audio clip/file, and play the de-click file at it’s particular point in the track, invisibly, without splitting the clip (!), only marking the point in the clip where the click was. It seems like many steps, but it’s very quick when you get used to it. That gets around having to re-save the whole long audio file for just that one click, since it’s a “destructive” process on the audio file. Waveform Restorer was so simple and fast for that.Īctually while I’m asking, I should say I use my own method for fixing isolated clicks like this, by creating a small segment in the montage around the click, clone and substitute, edit audio, and remove the click on that small substitute audio file using ED&C, and then the fix file will be in the clip after save. Or enable single channel fix in Auto Error Detection? The only problem with the Auto Error Detection module is it’s very complicated, which is great for me to analyze an entire album for clicks, but not simple for a simple click fix. It seems the only way I can do one channel is with the pen tool, but I much prefer Interpolation.Ĭan Waveform Restorer be brought back? It was so simple and easy. It looks like you can select a one channel selection, but it applies the interpolation to both channels. But I just noticed it can’t do just one channel (unless I’m missing a setting, but I don’t think I am). Since Wavelab 6 I’ve used the Auto Error Detection function (but not in “Auto”) to do the same thing manually, generally using the 3ms Correct Button. But Waveform Restorer is no longer in Wavelab.

It could operate on both channels or just one channel. In Wavelab 6 there was something called Waveform Restorer in the Process menu which made it simple to select around a click and have it interpolate to fix the click.

Wavelab 6 not enough space for dithering