Getting rid of clicks and cracks

I'm new to the MPC.I used to sample with Acid Pro and Soundforge, while making my beats with Reason. In Soundforge it used to be easy to get rid of clicks and cracks.

Now i really want to learn to do everything from the MPC, in stead of using 2 or 3 programs to make beats.

Is there a possibility to get rid of clicks and cracks?

E.M.P. wrote:I'm new to the MPC.I used to sample with Acid Pro and Soundforge, while making my beats with Reason. In Soundforge it used to be easy to get rid of clicks and cracks.

Now i really want to learn to do everything from the MPC, in stead of using 2 or 3 programs to make beats.

Is there a possibility to get rid of clicks and cracks?

There are no precision editing tools like the pencil that you are used to. There are also no included restoration plugins.

If the click and pops are at the beginning or end of a sample you can do a fade out or a fade in but otherwise you are fairly limited in getting rid of clicks and pops.

You either need to do that kind of editing in Sound Forge or buy some third party restoration plugins to use in the MPC software.

Can you be more specific? Are you removing clicks and cracks manually editing the wave form in Acid Pro and Soundforge? Plugin?

I removed them manually. In Soundforge, i clicked and dragged while zoomed in at max. This way i could remove the clicks.

Can you name me a good plug in that has the same result? I never worked with a plugin like that.

In sample edit, i tried to make a slice of the click, as small as possible, and afterwards i silenced it with edit.

+1 E.M.P

I use Multiple Logarithmic fade out to suppress noises at the end of my drumkits.

Logarithmic fade in for the first bits of the very beginning of the slices will works to.

The only thing I suggest is using a click and crack removal plugin like Airyck said above. Sorry. The MPC software not built for deep waveform editing.

Record the sample...assign it to a pad.

use a crackle/click removal plugin as an insert on that pad. adjust the settings while pressing/playing the pad.

Resample the pad to another pad.

Waves X-Crackle http://www.waves.com/Content.aspx?id=201

But you could remove them manually with Audition or any other way.

Thx you guys, important info for this newbie!
I'll be back with more questions... For sure!