How to REMOVE click/metronome bleed

I show you how to remove click aka metronome bleed using frequency spectrum editing. I demonstrate using WaveLab with its simple integration in Cubase, but you can try this with any spectrum editing software like Audacity (freeware) and others.
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Download free metronome sounds that won't bleed so much on my website: www.galtmusic....
Click bleed happens anytime the metronome is too loud, your headphones are leaky, or you have a click that just won't be tamed (like the one built into Cubase). Luckily, with a little audio restoration know-how, you can remove metronome bleed as well as other unwanted sounds.

[@loggingtomatos]

Thanks for being so concise! Incredibly helpful.

[@thegoblen2021]

is it just me, but i love the way you speak!

[@SaherGalt]

that's kind of you to say, thank you :)

[@offthematrix5310]

Thanks, I need to remove a click from a violin sample and was not sure how to get it out.

[@dabrooz]

Cheers for another great video m8.

[@SaherGalt]

my pleasure :)

[@nana5071]

Happy Easter

[@SaherGalt]

I hope you have a wonderful one :)

[@Metallian2112]

Wow. I had this exact same issue with the exact same setup! Do you have spyware on my computer? :P

[@SaherGalt]

haha, yeah, I have eyes EVERYWHERE.

[@ediblenebulas1164]

Hey, I can't find this metronome on your website.. is it still available there?

[@SaherGalt]

It's still there. Follow the link in the description and it's in the blog post called "A better click/metronome"

[@PoolKardashian]

Message me if you can? I have a question!