Hello,
I have been experimenting with the find clipping feature.
What I found is that it will place a label on each peak it finds, and by
peak I assume moments where sound will go above 0 db.
As I am doing mostly voice recordings, I often hear very short sounds
like tack when I go to one of the generated labels and play it.
Question though is this: and now what should I do?
Ideally I want to force only the peaks, not the rest of the sound, below
a given level, as if I squashed only those clippings below 0 but let the
rest of the sound as is.
Other times, I want to delete those tack sounds. This imposes another
question:
Is the label pointing to the beginning of the peak? To the end of the
peak? To a selection containing the peak? If I delete the peak, will the
label also go away? Are other labels still in sync after the deletion?
The thing is I am still unsure of how labels relate to sound and to
sound selection.
Thanks,
Marlon
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