You work hard and it pays off - good job !
That click thing often come when the bounces to multitracks are made, many (myself included) are not that familiar with the timeconsuming proces of bouncin 50 tracks and wanting to clean tracks in that situation often means cuttin by eye rather than ear (consider listening through all these tracks to see if there ar any clicks - thats a one hour job
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Cuttin BV close to start and ends are good practice but its almost often necessary to make a fade, just the slightest audio in the start or end of the region you cut make a ciick from silence to sound or other way around, thats just the way digital works.
In Logic theres a fade tool and it cna be selected for many regions to sae time and make fades in the inspector.
I cant remember (did you say old ? youre right) what DAW you use but Im sure it got similar functions.
That click thing often come when the bounces to multitracks are made, many (myself included) are not that familiar with the timeconsuming proces of bouncin 50 tracks and wanting to clean tracks in that situation often means cuttin by eye rather than ear (consider listening through all these tracks to see if there ar any clicks - thats a one hour job
)Cuttin BV close to start and ends are good practice but its almost often necessary to make a fade, just the slightest audio in the start or end of the region you cut make a ciick from silence to sound or other way around, thats just the way digital works.
In Logic theres a fade tool and it cna be selected for many regions to sae time and make fades in the inspector.
I cant remember (did you say old ? youre right) what DAW you use but Im sure it got similar functions.
Old ears, old gear, little boy inside love music and sounds and my wife, not necessarily in that order