Re: Cool edit--Clean u0p a cough?

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From: dr_nobody
Date: Sat, 22 Nov 2008 22:36

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If the cough is in a break between the singing you could take a quiet break from another part of the track and crossfade it in there to replace the offending cough.
If the cough is under a singing part and that part is repeated somewhere, you may be able to replace the cough with the good part.
Both methods will need a bit of experimentation to make it sound right.
Do it in the multi-track view and draw the volume curves on manually for the best result.

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