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Participant
Jul 1, 2020 9:43 AM UTC
Question

Editing ahead while listening

Hi there. 

 

I am editin audio books and found a feature I wish I could do. 

 

I am looking the waw spectre and looking for visible faults while listening the track. 

I would like to remove clips and cracks ahead, without interrupting the playback. 

 

Is this possible? 

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SteveG_AudioMasters_
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Jul 1, 2020 10:35 AM UTC

Strictly speaking it isn't possible - the CTI (Current Time Indicator) is exactly what it says it is, but in reality you can make a selection in front of where you're listening, and hit the Delete key, and the selection goes with absolutely minimal disruption to the flow of audio. Have you tried this?

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Participant
Jul 6, 2020 11:31 AM UTC

Actually I managed to do this. I am able to use autoheal and delete, while listening in a different place. This makes the workflow much more efficient.

 

Only thing is, that sometimes (most of the time) there is a slight pause, or a clip sound in playback (not included in the waw) when I use autoheal simultaneously. 

 

I am wondering if it is my computer that is lacking CPU or RAM. I am using Macbook Air 2020 i5 8GB. 

 

Do you think a more powerful mac would do better? 

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SteveG_AudioMasters_
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Jul 6, 2020 2:04 PM UTC

Depends upon how much of a delay it is - on this laptop, it's a fraction of a second. I suspect that it would be very similar on most machines, and any improvement certainly wouldn't justify the extortionate price of a more powerful Mac!

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