🚀 go-pugleaf

Well, it seems it is even odder than I thought. It certainly had me stumped but I thought a couple of forum gurus might recognise the problem easily. It was done in a church and as far as I know, no tv equipment or taxi firm (!) nearby. Perhaps it is the induction loop for hearing aids which causes the problem. But I don't know why it does not recurr throughout the whole concert. And I have done recordings in induction loop environments using exactly the same kit without any problems before.

Now that it's there though, it seems the answer is there is no easy way to remove it. What would be nice would be to be able to use graphic manipulation tools (eg gimp) and apply them to the spectral view rather than just cutting and moving boxes (which is already quite powerful I guess). Is there any way that is possible?