Wondering if anyone else has the same problem I do. To verify you can test & get back to me here. Thanks

1. Load: Single Articulations/ Cello/ Cello Legato
2. Play legato middle C to F.
3. Listen for a clicking noise when the note moves to F.

It's really starting to bother me. I hear this clicking sound on other intervals surrounding this area of the instrument. Though the C-F interval is the most annoying. I'm not sure if this is normal or not. Thanks for any help fellas. Thanks.

 

Just tried it. I am hearing the clicking sound as well!

 

Well that makes me think it was just recorded that way. Unless the original uploaded rar files had some errors. Oh well. Thank you for confirming.

 

Do you think we can edit (clean) the involved samples via iZotope RX and resave them afterwards?
If yes, which samples are involved and how to extract them and resave after editing?

 

My files are already NI propriety compressed. I think you can convert them into wav & then recompress them with Kontakt. I don't have the patience at the moment to edit these files. But there are also similar clicks & pops in several other libraries that are even more noticeable. Fable Sounds Broadway Big Band has a few & I know Spitfire Audio has several in multiple libraries.... Such is life.

 

the problem is i think a lot of these companies probably don't enforce a "listen to the samples with in ear buds" (with an exciter temporarily turned up on the master channel) to reveal any digital clicks. honestly i find it's hard to spot these digi clicks in my own work sometimes on loud speakers... but in ear buds are super damn great for isolating and spotting those kinds of micro flaws.

 

Those pops and clicks are indeed very common, not only in top libraries but also in final records... and even in "remastered" ones. Why engineers spend hours getting "that sound" with their priceless hardware, but let those artifacts (which are so easily fixed in a minute with iZotope RX) is beyond my comprehension...