Clicks/pops will show up as strong bold vertical lines.

It’s probably worth testing the repair before moving to the next one.īTW: a useful tip for finding the clicks is to use the “Spectrum” view of the project rather that “Waveform” - click on the little downward pointing triangle in the control box of the track to get a dropdown to do this.

In 1.2.x of Audacity you will have to instead use the pencil tool to redraw the waveform manually. Then select up to 128 samples 1.3.x has a counter display at the bottom to help with this - then click Effect/Repair (if you are doing a lot of repairs then so long as you don’t use any other effect meanwhile then Repair will remain the current effect and you can use the Ctrl-R shortcut. To use it you really need to zoom in (use the magnifying glass icon) to the level where you can see the individual samples (little dots will shoe on the waveform).

Version 1.3 of Audacity is much better for this as the developers have added a new “Repair” effect - this will mend a broken portion of waveform, up to 128 samples, by interpolating from the neighbouring waveforms. Personally I have never had much joy with the click removal effect in Audacity - so what I have done is to remove them manually.

Doesnt affect me