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Popping Audio Premiere Pro 2020

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October 29, 2020
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Hi!

I am having great difficulty with constant popping noises throughout my video. The popping is not happing during transitions from one clip/edit to the next but in the middle of clip. I have linked the video so you can see what I mean. I recorded the video and audio using a Go Pro Hero 7 camera.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O3HIEKlmhxY&feature=youtu.be

Playback outside of premiere, the audio works perfectly.

Things I have tried;

-reducing the constant power crossfade

-change the sample rate

-adding the automatic click removal effect

Any help would be greatly appreciated,

Thanks!

2017 4k iMac

3.4 Ghz Quad-Core Intel Core i5

16 G2400 MHz DDR4

Adobe Premiere Pro 2020

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Correct answer Michael Grenadier

Hi!

Thanks for your reply, I just tried removing the audio interface and it still pops.

Since adding the 'click removal effect' there are no more pops in the middle of the clips, now its just the transitions,

Click removal OFF + constant power crossfade ON = popping in the middle of the audio clip but seemless transitions between cuts.

Click removal ON + constant power crossfade OFF = No popping in the middle of audio clips BUT a horrible clip / muffles noise during the audio transitions/cuts.

Thanks

Tim

did you try changing the audio input in preferences to "none?" You might try creating a new user with administrative privileges in system preferences: users and groups. Some app or installer might have added something that's causing the problem.

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CanvasFilms

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Premiere pro is just a terribale program. there is always a problume that you have to work out

I have the same audio click in some of the sceans and not in others and it always changes to differant areas.

I with they would get there act together. I spend more time fixing there problems witch is my problum. Try telling your client

its the program, They will say your an ID@##$%^^&

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Tim5D64Author

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So with the help of everyone's input, we managed to solve the problem! With the combination of feedback, the mid-clip audio popping was helped by applying the 'click removal tool' paired with setting audio input to none. In regards to the fade between cuts, I had to change the constant power transition to 'start at the beginning' instead of centring the fade across the two clips, this stopped the horrible and annoying clip / muffled sound.

Thank you!

AndyMiriani ThePostMan

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I just had a horrible session with quaility video and zoom video. EVERYTHING was popping. I changed the sequence setting from 48k to 41.1 and it all went away. Weird

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Michael Grenadier

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what was the sampling rate and format of your audio sources? I'd suggest converting all of them to 48k 16 bit uncompressed... and making your sequence settings the same...

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Michael Grenadier

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what is the sampling and bit rate for your sources and sequence? do they match? Have you tried rendering the audio? Does the popping occur when you export the sequence? And what are your audio hardware settings? I'm assuming you don't have any outboard audio hardware attached...

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Tim5D64Author

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Hi!

The sampling bit rate for sources and sequence are both 48,000hz for the audio, I captured the footage using a go pro. I have tried rendering the audio and even when everything is rendered and then exported the popping occurs. I have attached a picture of my audio hardware settings, no outboard gear but running through an audio interface.

I have found that the hard click removal effect works partially but when crossfading during audio cuts there either 1) a clip or 2) a horrible noise that sounds like it's fading the two effects (click removal) together. I must add that when there are NO effects on the audio the crossfade (constant power) on audio cuts is perfect...but then without the hard click removal I get a random popping in the middle of the audio clips.

Thanks!