At first, you don’t notice anything, but then you hear it: "pas clic pas" instead of "pas silence pas."
You think, "Oh crap, maybe it’s my CPU overloading.
"So, you deactivate every plugin and delete all the other tracks in the session, but it still sounds like "pas clic pas."
Alright, let’s try fading. I grab my [cmd+alt+f] and fade right at the borders of the two "pas." Now it sounds like this: "fade pas fade clic fade pas fade."
When I play from the first "pas," the clic is gone. But if I play 1-2 seconds before it? Bam, "pas clic pas" again.
The clic is at the exact same spot every time.
At this point, some of us might consider quitting and finding a "real" job, but no, we keep going.
So now, you try fading harder: "fade pas fade clic fade pas fade."
Sometimes it needs to fade a lot. That’s fine, I’ve been editing vocals for over 10 years. I understand how the word should sound, and it’s absolutely fine.
But why do I have to fade the hell out of these audio clips just to get rid of this clic/plop/pop for good?
Ableton devs, what’s going on here? I’m ready to make work about this, let’s figure it out.
FYI : Nope this clic is not in the audio, I'm on MBP m1 max 64lddr5 mac 14.6.1 (23G93) Ableton 12.1.5 (Build: 2024-12-11_18e1550166)