Waveform Redrawing: Manual Pencil Tool Editing for Individual Pop Removal

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Manually redraw corrupted sample values using the sample-level pencil tool to eradicate short impulse clicks without altering surrounding audio.

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Detect, isolate, and remove clicks, pops, hum, hiss, and acoustic bleed using manual waveform editing, corrective filtering, and spectral repair DSP.

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how and why clicks and noise occur e.g. discontinuous waveforms