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What I'd do is the same thing I do for scratchy records. Look for the scratch in a waveform editor. Interpolate the data across the scratch using cubic splines.
by skookumchuck 8y ago
What I'd do is the same thing I do for scratchy records. Look for the scratch in a waveform editor. Interpolate the data across the scratch using cubic splines. You can also paste in data from the other channel if it is similar enough.
- ygra 8y agoI thought the point was to get the actual data back (not that you could with records).
- skookumchuck 8y agoTrue, but he was using statistical techniques, which are not guaranteed to produce the actual data. My technique is akin to what an artist would do in "restoring" a damaged photograph. Often the glitch is only one data value being off, and it does produce an audible click.