Using De-Click Only on Specific Clicks

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 of the app used to remotely connect the person, etc.

Solution: Manually use the de-click processing only on very small sections where individual clicks occur. This works well when there are not that many clicks throughout the entire track, but if there are a zillion clicks on the track then it’s better to apply the de-click to the entire track and live with the slight reduction in overall clarity.

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