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Click Repair does have a steep learning curve (IMO) if you want to get the absolute best out of it, even though it gives good results without too much effort. As a user of both Audacity and ClickRepair I'd have the temerity to say that Audacity has the steeper learning curve of the two ... 8-) @Sha...

Because it is not an Audacity problem, of course upgrading to the latest Audacity won't solve it. But unless you have very good reasons not to upgrade, you should always have the latest Audacity version, because it will have the latest stable features and the latest bug fixes. ;) Plus, the develope...

And this is me writing that "recipe" down to try it later on other tracks

Would make the good basis of a sound-track for SCUBA diving videos (would make a great change from the ubiquitous Enya stuff that most diver videographers used a few years ago ... )

WC

What I would try doing is: 1) Selec t the glitch (as you have in your image) 2) Delete that section of audio - it's quite short 3) Just pop a temporary label there with Ctrl+B as a marker 4) zoom out and use use the Repair tool on the audi surrounding the ex-glitch 5) listen to the result to test it...

This set of tutorials may be useful to you too: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/tu ... to_cd.html

WC

Gale Andrews wrote:Personally I would like to see one dialogue for Chains, from which you can edit and apply the Chain.

+1

I kept think that last year when I was working on the manual entries for chains.

Peter.

BUMP - I'm unclear what we need to do with this thread

Peter

BUMP.

Lack of further input will result in this being moved to the FR archived detailed discussion section of the forum.

Peter

BUMP

@Steve: are you planning to write a proposal for this - or do you just want it transferred to Wiki > PFR

Peter