How do you deal with plosives in WL

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Got a song with some really strong plosives in the beginning of the song. Suggestions???

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We all work in different ways … but if I am staying all in WL (no RX or SpectraLayers) … then typically M/S editing employing a combination of both small time value corrections (Waveform) and Spectrogram. Editing only the mid to help retain the natural feel of the track.

RX of course has plosive solutions.

FWIW, WL’s editing for stereo music is really good and rewards you handsomely if you invest the time in learning what it can do and setting up a couple of presets. For a long time now, I have basically worked inside WL even though I own RX Advanced and SpectraLayers.

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Thanks! I used WL to “delete” the attack part of the plosive. The client was pleased.