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John
I listened again thru some inexpensive Tascam speakers on my desk and I still heard the occasional popping. I put on some head phones and heard it in those too.
You said that you load in three takes of the sax. If you do any cutting and pasting of the 3 takes....are you adding cross fades between the events (regions)?
I do some cross fades. Can you tell me where just one pop is at, i.e., at 2:43? I listened on speakers and headphones, I don't hear any. Much like vocal performances, the sax does involve air. Natural air from sax just gives it more authenticity. Yes, I can. This afternoon I am primarily working and taking JPF breaks. I will time the pops tonight or in the morning and post it.
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