Wave Repair for Windows

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• DIfficult to work with

  jmvlimfgfevqMarch 21, 2013

  Pros

  It does the job of de-clicking, decrackling records very well. Almost all minor clicks are removed, or rendered almost inaudible, without affecting the overall audio quality. Runs on Linux (using WINE)

  Cons

  It is not easy to find the right settings. Only 44.1 kHz, 16-bit files can be processed Manual declicking is almost impossible: - positioning is very difficult - the visual presentation of the audio data is not very good

  Summary

  I would recommend this program only for automatic de-clicking of the complete audio file. Everything else, including manual repair, can better be done in Audacity. Import and export work well, so that Wave Repair can complement Audacity very well.

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• mediocre funcionality

  flash409October 29, 2011

  Pros

  imports easily, has multiple output formats, not hard to navigate

  Cons

  Track splitting is difficult, noise removal functions are tedious if they work, when working on a sound file, the position shifts off screen instead of staying centered.

  Summary

  I found Audicity, also freeware to be a better solution for me.

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