How to Fix Your Audio With "Zero Crossings" | PreSonus
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- Have you ever run into pops and clicks in your audio? In this tutorial, PreSonus software specialist, Joe Gilder demonstrates how to surgically remove these unwanted noises with a little-known Studio One feature.
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Is it just me or does anyone else ever get the impression Joe and Gregor are watching our use of S1 remotely, and then addressing issues they see? I need to go back and read the fine print on that “I Agree” when I installed S1🤣. You guys always seem to come up with exactly what I need help on (being a better musician/ producer is on me LOL!). Thanks again!!
I narrate audiobooks and will use this technique for mouth noise, weird consonant sounds, etc....great presentation, Joe.
Oh this will definitely help you with that!
You’re actually illustrating what I meant by sometimes editing to a zero crossing can work better. I tend to agree - in the middle of an already quiet spot, there’s not a whole lot of difference. So glad somebody is putting this really useful info out there! Thanks for the callout Joe. I gotta say too, good on Studio One for this snap feature. Game-changer.
Would have been perfect last week, when I ditched an otherwise great vocal take because of a bad pop. So definitely a valuable tool to have going forward, because it will happen again, and I will have noticed j use after the vocalist has “left the building”.
Now you're ready for next time!
Cool video! I remember you've covered color coding and changing colors in Studio One before. Could you please create a new video specifically focusing on how to change the color of the audio clip waveform (not the entire track color)? I'm particularly interested in setting the audio waveform to black for auditing mode and having it turn red when highlighted, similar to what can be done in Pro Tools.
It would be great if you could demonstrate this with an example, perhaps on a yellow track you're currently working on, showing how the audio waveform changes from black to red when highlighted. Your detailed explanation and any additional tips you can provide would be highly appreciated. Thank you!
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Snap to Zero crossing - very cool! Thanks for posting!
perfect solution, thanks joe
Excellent lesson.
What about a scrub feature to scrub thru the audio for precise editing
Studio one is a game changer for real ....omg ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thanks Joe! saves time from doing it manually!
This changes EVERYTHING. Thanks Joe!
Love when I learn something new! This will come in handy a lot! Thank you!!
Thanks for sharing! I was unaware of this technique and had never heard of zero crossings. Would love to see a video on your thoughts on fades for drum editing. Especially when cleaning up close mic'd tom tracks. Thanks again for what you do!!
Awesome 👍🏼😎
impressive. thank you for this👍🏻
Thanks for this! This is that last 10% of editing that makes something sound amateur to professional.
Excellent video!
Hope it helps! Happy you like it!
Pretty cool
Hope it helps you!
Is there a macro for this edit procedure?
wouldn't that cause phase issues if you did this in a mix? you remove the click but you shortened the wave form in that one track. Would a copy and paste of a wave prevent the miss alignment of the other tracks and keep the music in time and in phase?
Very cool! Recently getting into re-recording and doing a better job now that I know a bit more and these pops/clicks really jumped out today.. talk about timing Mr G!!! Great technique!!!! Would love to know if this is perhaps the dropout protection needed lowering in the recording phase????? I'll be experimenting with that tomorrow so as I know my settings to do a decent recording with the least amount of surgery.. but Yeh great timing and vid.. don't even need to cross fade.. MAGIC!!! Bless 🙏🕊️
Can this technique only be used a note that is being held? If used on a click on a word being spoke or song wouldn’t this technique cause a missing section of that word. Also using this technique how would all the other tracks sync with the now shortened vocal?
Very informative. I have another question about timing. I am an SP1200 user. It has a natural sync drift. After about two measures the timing goes off. It is ancient tech, I know. I have watched the video of you manually moving the grid to compensate but that take a while. I also use Cubase and there is a tempo a detection tool. That automatically snaps the grid to the SP1200's timing in one shot. Does Studio one also do this?
Hey there! Perhaps this video will help: th-cam.com/video/1gvBlvuurtw/w-d-xo.html
The problem that I'm having is when I click outside of Studio One to another app with my mouse, Studio One stop playing. How can I fix this?
Great vid! But how do you get the cursor (?) / the vertical line follow your mouse position? I know of "Cursor follows Edit position", that's diff, but how can I enable that vertical line that follows your mouse movements?
Nice! While I appreciate the ability to do surgery, I'd LOVE a button, tool or S1 widget(s) that could: remove clicks\pops, remove breaths, fix plosives on hard consonants (c, k, "h"...), lingering breathy-ness after a note i.e. a tool-set for this so we dont have to spend gargantuan time doing audio surgery OR spending a fortune buying really expensive 3rd party tools. Thank you.
I use izotope rx to fix these clicks, much faster
Joe. Great topic, but please focus and come back to quality presentation. A little preparation goes a long way.