to electronic stuff (i took me ten minutes to figure out how to post a topic) but I understand it mostly.Error with Repeat Effect
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Error with Repeat Effect
Whenever I use the repeat effect, I get a strange pop after each segment ends. I think they're called sector binary errors, or SBE's but I'm not sure.... again I'm kind of to electronic stuff (i took me ten minutes to figure out how to post a topic) but I understand it mostly.
to electronic stuff (i took me ten minutes to figure out how to post a topic) but I understand it mostly.Re: Error with Repeat Effect
It's usually called a "glitch".
When you select the audio that you want to repeat, zoom in very close on the left and right ends of selection. Ideally you want to make a selection that starts and ends with the volume level at zero. If there is a sudden jump in the waveform when the first section finishes and the first repeated copy begins, then you will hear that jump as a click. To avoid those clicks you need to make your select so that there is no sudden jump.
When you select the audio that you want to repeat, zoom in very close on the left and right ends of selection. Ideally you want to make a selection that starts and ends with the volume level at zero. If there is a sudden jump in the waveform when the first section finishes and the first repeated copy begins, then you will hear that jump as a click. To avoid those clicks you need to make your select so that there is no sudden jump.
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