I always cut them out in Sound forge. RMStringer ################################################# We should be sensible, tactful, considerate and humble without being servile or scraping. As God's people we stand on our feet; we don't crawl before anyone. BB - Page 83 -----Original Message----- From: klf-bounces@mailman.xmission.com [mailto:klf-bounces@mailman.xmission.com]On Behalf Of TheMgnt@aol.com Sent: Monday, April 07, 2003 12:01 AM To: klf@mailman.xmission.com Subject: [KLF] Cleaning up Virtual Reality A week or two back there was some discussion on a loud pop which takes place about 35 seconds into the VR mix of What Time is Love. It was commented that since the pop is echoed in the mix that it's on the source recording, and that it's not possible to clean this. I'm currently working on a project cleaning up my Kollection and I've just taken a look at the track. It's actually quite easy to repair (assuming you want to since it *is* a part of the track, tho probably in error). Hard to explain exactly how but I'll try. Using a digital extraction from Lost Sounds, and Cool Edit as my editing program, the pop comes in at about 35.7 seconds on both channels, with the echo hitting at 36.1. This comes in the middle of a bit which lasts from 35.590 to 36.292, which is pretty much a duplicate of 34.885 to 35.590. These are rough numbers and you might want to zoom in to make a more perfect start and end point. I just highlighted the second area and copied it into memory, then using Cool Edit's Mix Paste feature, pasted it (using the Replace option in the dialog box) over the former. The result is flawless. Now, I just have to try to figure out an easy way of removing the pops throughout the track easily... -paul