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I'm not sure I beleive my own observations but I thought I would check to see if anyone else had experienced the same phenomena.
The impulse filter APPEARs to vary its result depending on the length of the entire WAV file.
I decided to determine the optimum setting for the impulse filter by taking troublesome areas and making parameter adjustments until I got the result I wanted (starting loose and tightening up).
Using this technique I honed in on a setting of Thr:1, Size:9, Tracking:43. And it removed all the clicks and a particularly troublesome click on the 27 second sample I used.
But when I did the entire 8 minute piece (or even a 1 minute sample fo the piece) the troublesome click came back (attenuated by about 50% instead of 100%). It took a setting of 1-9-39 to finally remove the troublesome click.
Now I admit there is room for pilot error here on my part, but I was very careful and repeated my experiment with the same result.
So again, has anyone seem the Impulse filters result vary with sample/WAV length?
The impulse filter APPEARs to vary its result depending on the length of the entire WAV file.
I decided to determine the optimum setting for the impulse filter by taking troublesome areas and making parameter adjustments until I got the result I wanted (starting loose and tightening up).
Using this technique I honed in on a setting of Thr:1, Size:9, Tracking:43. And it removed all the clicks and a particularly troublesome click on the 27 second sample I used.
But when I did the entire 8 minute piece (or even a 1 minute sample fo the piece) the troublesome click came back (attenuated by about 50% instead of 100%). It took a setting of 1-9-39 to finally remove the troublesome click.
Now I admit there is room for pilot error here on my part, but I was very careful and repeated my experiment with the same result.
So again, has anyone seem the Impulse filters result vary with sample/WAV length?