So I just finished mixing my record and am gonna start shopping around to get it mastered.

I've currently got this chain on the end of my mix
Waves NLS > EQ for mids > EQ for highs > Waves NLS > Cytomic Glue Compressor >Audio Damage ADverb >
MidSide EQ > Waves NLS > SSL Compressor > Waves L2 Ultramaximizer

Hey Everybody!

I'm having a problem with clicks and pops in my song. Even when I blow up the waveform, I can't even see the clicks. I'm not sure how to get rid of them. I've tried to EQ the clicks out but have to take out to much of the high end to make it leave. Any tips?

PS. . I'm using Pro Tools 10.

Thanks and God Bless!

Hello People,

I've been asked to remove a vocal from a backing track. All I can do is remove a big chunk of the frequency spectrum where the vocal sits but obviously this is going to dramatically effect the instrumentation in the backing track.

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Hello There!

I have my tracks already recorded and am doing the touch ups.
I'm working in Logic Pro 8.

There are around 5 small glitchy cracks that occur throughout the song. Im sure its common enough. Could you please tell me how in this program I can remove them. Perhaps there are multiple different ways.

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Hi,

I have several old tracks that have the odd clipped peak. I was wondering on recommendations for 'fixing' these. I realise that these are somewhat limited in scope, but in my case these are tracks that are fine except for 3-4 unsightly overs.

I've seen adverts for various tools like Izotope and so on, but never used them (Happily using WL4 for close to a decade I guess.)

In many of my recordings (mostly quieter or acoustic songs) there is a good amount of string buzz that is unrelated to the playing and simply comes from the string rattle getting picked up by the pickup or mic.

I can live with the noise, but would rather have the option to minimize it.

I'm trying to do some drum covers, so I need to remove or at least quiet the drums on the original track so that you can hear my drums. I'm using Cubase LE4. What's the best way to do this?