I have logic 9 and have a vocal track where I have a pop when I say B or P...I use a popper stopper, but somehow this one got through. How can I get rid of the pop without effecting the vox or having to redo the vocal track. thanks

Hi I'd start by automating the volume for the split second where it pops (supposedly this can work for sibilance too) I'm sure rounik will have some more advice too! Cheers Hamish

Maybe a real quick fade would work too, just enough to cover the 'pop' but still let the rest of the sound through

thanks for the suggestions- I tried clicking ESC and then tried to pencil out the bad part while holding option and it did not seem to do anything to fix it. I'll try the quick fade to fix it but it is when I say P or B on one of the vox tracks so it will be tough

It might well be that you are not zoomed in enough for the pencil tool to work and allow you to redraw the pop. Try volume automation too. Again you'll need to zoom right in... Cutting out the offending pop can work. Personally, I'd use Sound Track Pro for this... you can also use it's analysis tools to search a section for pops and clicks and ask it to fix them for you. Cheers R

I did not zoom in. I'll give that a try first. It is a tough one. Isolated as a fragment it is not as audible...in the mix it is glaring.

hmmm... that's strange, it should be the other way round... in the mix = not very noticeable, isolated = glaring. Are you sure that audio region is the source of the pop? Let us know how you get on. Cheers R

Zooming on the bad pop and using the pencil function with the option key worked like a charm. Thanks for all the help. Pop is not noticeable now and did not affect the vox. -Kroes

Hi Kroes, Glad to hear you've eradicated the pop! :) R