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One other editing task is for exhaust ramps with a lot of backfire pops on them (think "gunshots"). These show up as strong vertical lines.
The harmonics tool makes it a breeze to isolate a sweeping frequency. I then invert the selection and run eraser tool along the freq, to mildly attenuate surrounding freqs.
The pops can throw off pitch tracking of Crankcase Rev. So this treatment helps with that. No meaningful audible change ofc :)
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One other editing task is for exhaust ramps with a lot of backfire pops on them (think "gunshots"). These show up as strong vertical lines.
The harmonics tool makes it a breeze to isolate a sweeping frequency. I then invert the selection and run eraser tool along the freq, to mildly attenuate surrounding freqs.
The pops can throw off pitch tracking of Crankcase Rev. So this treatment helps with that. No meaningful audible change ofc :)
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One other editing task is for exhaust ramps with a lot of backfire pops on them (think "gunshots"). These show up as strong vertical lines.
The harmonics tool makes it a breeze to isolate a sweeping frequency. I then invert the selection and run eraser tool along the freq, to mildly attenuate surrounding freqs.
The pops can throw off pitch tracking of Crankcase Rev. So this treatment helps with that. No meaningful audible change ofc :)
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One other editing task is for exhaust ramps with a lot of backfire pops on them (think "gunshots"). These show up as strong vertical lines.
The harmonics tool makes it a breeze to isolate a sweeping frequency. I then invert the selection and run eraser tool along the freq, to mildly attenuate surrounding freqs.
The pops can throw off pitch tracking of Crankcase Rev. So this treatment helps with that. No meaningful audible change ofc :)
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One other editing task is for exhaust ramps with a lot of backfire pops on them (think "gunshots"). These show up as strong vertical lines.
The harmonics tool makes it a breeze to isolate a sweeping frequency. I then invert the selection and run eraser tool along the freq, to mildly attenuate surrounding freqs.
The pops can throw off pitch tracking of Crankcase Rev. So this treatment helps with that. No meaningful audible change ofc :)