For fun, I just uploaded a before and after. It works great! Thank you Tim!!! http://recording.org/groups/samplitu...tml#gmessage91

Spectral analysers are perfect for artifact correction. Audition is targeted at broadcast production/post production and has had that ability for several versions. I can't imagine working without it on a regular basis.

cool, its all new to me. I have an analyzer but never knew you could mouse over it and pull out sounds in living colour. This is amazing to me.

John, does the Spectral analyser in Audition do it the same way as Sequoia? Like 3D in a way. Select the area where the background noise is, grab the colour it represents and remove only that sound leaving the rest of the audio spectrum un scathed?
I'm blown away being able to do this while mixing and editing.

Yes. There are several tools to grab the offending transient, paintbrush tool lasso tool etc. Then you can either auto heal or perform a specific process on that spot. The Audition version is based on the Izotope RX suite though I think the branded Izotope RX is more complete. I think Joe Hannigan uses [="http://www.algorithmix.com/en/renovator.htm"]renNOVAtor[/]="http://www.algorith…"]renNOVAtor[/] or Spectral Cleaner or both. Magix has it's own sweet which may be built into Samp/Seq. [[url=http://="http://www.stillwel…"]This[/]="http://www.stillwel…"]This[/] is another option, too.