Copying Sound Data from Another Channel

From the Tools menu, choose Repair, and then choose Copy Other Channel from the submenu to repair a glitch or click in a single channel of a stereo pair. When a click or glitch occurs in only one channel, you can use the undamaged channel's audio to replace the data in the corrupted channel.

This function works only with stereo files when both channels contain similar audio material and the unselected channel does not contain a glitch.

Copy data to replace a selection Closed

  1. Select the corrupted audio in a single channel of a stereo file. For most cases, the selection should be between 1 and 50 milliseconds. The selected area should be three or four times the length of the glitch.

  2. From the Tools menu, choose Repair, and then choose Copy Other Channel from the submenu. The audio in the unselected channel is used to replace the current selection. A very short crossfade is applied to prevent glitching.

If the glitch still exists, apply the function to a bigger selection surrounding the glitch. This ensures that the crossfade has ended by the time the glitch occurs.

Find and replace a glitch Closed

  1. From the Tools menu, choose Find.

  2. Use the Find dialog to specify the type of glitch you want to find, and then click the OK button.

  3. Press Tab to select the channel containing the click.

  4. From the Tools menu, choose Repair, and then choose Copy Other Channel from the submenu. The audio in the unselected channel is used to replace five milliseconds before and after the cursor position.