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Getting Rid of Ghost Click Track

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synkrotron Max Output Level: -22.5 dBFS Total Posts : 5263 Joined: 2006/04/28 16:21:21 Location: Warrington, UK Status: offline Re:Getting Rid of Ghost Click Track 2012/09/28 12:10:55 (permalink) Got that tunekicker Don't even bother opening mine lol, it's a total pile of dog poo next to yours, and I've plainly got a lot to learn myself. I've just visited the iZotope RX site and at $349 I cannot justify having that particular tool in my arsenal. What a tool though! If I was doing a lot of field recording I certainly get this, but I'm mainly a soft synth user with a bit of electric guitar here and there. Thanks for the education Tunes ;-) http://www.synkrotron.co.uk/ Intel Core™i7-3820QM Quad Core Mobile Processor 2.70GHz 8MB cache \| Intel HM77 Express Chipset \| 16GB SAMSUNG 1600MHz SODIMM DDR3 RAM \| NVIDIA GeForce GTX 675M - 2.0GB DDR5 Video RAM \| 500GB Samsung 850 Pro SSD \| 1TB Samsung 850 Pro SSD \| Windows 10 Pro \| Roland OCTA-CAPTURE \| SONAR Platinum ∞ FFS\| Too many VSTi's to list here \| KRK KNS-8400 Headphones \| Roland JP-8000 \| Oberheim OB12 \| Novation Nova \| Gibson SG Special \| PRS Studio #31
Aldwyn Max Output Level: -89 dBFS Total Posts : 61 Joined: 2007/03/31 14:07:49 Location: Columbia, Md Status: offline Re:Getting Rid of Ghost Click Track 2012/09/28 13:03:16 (permalink) I actually did re-record it last night. I was just hoping to learn how to do it with the tools I have. Looks like I need more investment in iZotope. :) What a great tool! (but pricey, like most of their stuff) I am thinking about combining the re-recorded track with the cleaned up original, and see how it sounds. Thanks again! ________________________________________________ X2 x64 on a Dell 8300, i7 2600, 8GB mem, Win 7 x64, separate audio drive at 7200rpm FocusRite Saffire Pro 40, UM-3G and Yamaha MoX6, etc.. #32

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synkrotron

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Location: Warrington, UK
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Re:Getting Rid of Ghost Click Track 2012/09/28 12:10:55 (permalink)

Got that tunekicker

Don't even bother opening mine lol, it's a total pile of dog poo next to yours, and I've plainly got a lot to learn myself.

I've just visited the iZotope RX site and at $349 I cannot justify having that particular tool in my arsenal. What a tool though! If I was doing a lot of field recording I certainly get this, but I'm mainly a soft synth user with a bit of electric guitar here and there.

Thanks for the education Tunes ;-)

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Aldwyn

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Total Posts : 61
Joined: 2007/03/31 14:07:49
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Re:Getting Rid of Ghost Click Track 2012/09/28 13:03:16 (permalink)

I actually did re-record it last night.
I was just hoping to learn how to do it with the tools I have. Looks like I need more investment in iZotope. :) What a great tool! (but pricey, like most of their stuff)
I am thinking about combining the re-recorded track with the cleaned up original, and see how it sounds.
Thanks again!

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X2 x64 on a Dell 8300, i7 2600, 8GB mem, Win 7 x64, separate audio drive at 7200rpm
FocusRite Saffire Pro 40, UM-3G and Yamaha MoX6, etc..

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