I don't want any clicks/pops in my vinyl rips and I don't understand why anyone would unless they are making a mix or song where any crackling/pops are there intentionally for effect. What I will usually do is zoom right in to a click/pop so that I can focus on just the part of the file that's affected, which might be a few thousandths of a second. Click the Preview button and see if the preset is removing the clicks adequately. This sets the algorithm to Single-band because the digital errors are very narrow, and we don't want the algorithm to inadvertently remove any of the attack or thump from the kick drum. My rebuttal to that was that vinyl isn't supposed to have clicks/pops on it - it's just something that happens - and also, you can remove a click/pop from a file by just running a click/pop remover on that tiny section of the file, so you don't have to run it over the whole file which I agree can affect the overall sound quality. Inside the De-click plug-in, choose the preset Short digital clicks. Removing them can affect the overall sound quality Some people felt that all clicks/pops should be left in for 2 reasons: -Ģ. I wrote a vinyl ripping guide for another site and the part that seemed to cause the most discussion was the bit about removing clicks/pops.

Remove clicks and pops from vinyl