a good way to get rid of popping noise (clipping)

[kontrol]

Im new to protools, just got it yesterday, however I am some what experienced with recording. My quesiton is, after recording an audio track and u want you're recording to fit into a sertain amount of bars....what is the best technique so that you dont need to use fades to hide the clipping noises after trimming?

P.S. I understand that you need to trim the wave in the audio when it crosses 0...but is there better/faster way of doing this? thanks to anyone who can help.

[BxThree1]

use a compressor you can use the one that comes with protools.

[tele_player]

use a compressor you can use the one that comes with protools.

You are joking, aren't you?

[RadioMoo]

Why don't you want to use fades? The crossfades in PTLE (Command+F) do a good job of masking those pops and blending edited stuff together - if you don't select too large of an area.

You could try making your cuts a little too long, then using the Trimmer tool (F6) to trim them to the point that you want to use, which would also trim out the pop.