Pop at the end of an audio clip?!

Hey, I'm editing vocals and inserting certain fx on specific clips and I seem to be getting a pop at the end of random vocal clips. I'm using the crossfade tool to fade the clip out, but it's still popping?

Any ideas?

Things you could try: 

1. Make sure you have "snap to zero crossing" enabled.

2. Adjust the length of the clip.

3. Try other other fade curves.

*Edit: Sorry, Jim. I see you already suggested some of this.

I wonder if bouncing to clips would help, so that the effect is only having to work on a single clip.

Ah, not sure then. I was assuming you were using it as a track - as opposed to a clip - effect.

Glad you got it to work.

solo the track to be sure of the exact track. those things can be tricky to find. 

Once you have the right track, locate the exact point where the pop occurs.  Be sure the cut happens as Jim said at ZERO crossing. 

If the pop is still there, fade it sooner. Zoom in to see the pop better. It will show up in the track as a spike. By zooming and fading with the envelope to be ALL OUT before the pop, it should go away.

good luck. 

I get success at times when removing clicks and pops by zooming in and using the Process audio> mute> apply. It is possible, depending on the track, to use the mute to literally mute a few thousands of a second in a track. Exactly covering the pop or click with the MUTE. In the mix with the other instruments it becomes impossible to hear the split second of silence in that one track, and again the pop/click effectively disappears. 

There are several ways to skin that cat.

Just throwing this one out - if the pop only occurs with the Fx on the track, is it possible the you're using a send Effect running at Pre, rather than post?

Cross fading the clips will work perfectly on the dry part of the audio, but not for send Fx if they're set to pre-fader yes?