Using a de-click process on an entire track can remove some of the clarity of transients in addition to removing clicks. Therefor, sometimes you don’t want to de-click an entire track, especially when the raw track is already lacking clarity due to the mic, mic positioning, and/or the audio limitations
Using a de-click process on an entire track can remove some of the clarity of transients in addition to removing clicks. Therefor, sometimes you don’t want to de-click an entire track, especially when the raw track is already lacking clarity due to the mic, mic positioning, and/or the audio limitations
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