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Old 01-30-2004, 11:48 PM
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Default Noises

I have recently been noticing some strange clicks and pops in some audio files. They almost sound like region boundary discontinuities. I will play a track in solo and hear a distinct click. The next time I play the same piece of audio, the click will not be there. It is NOT the snit or snat sound of a clock problem. Furthermore, I can play a track in solo from beginning to end without hearing it and just when I think it was my imagination or some kind of one time anomaly, I hear it again.

Anyone else ever experienced this? Any ideas?

G4 867
HD-3
OS 10.2.8
PT 6.1
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