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Description en:WP:Wikivoices Episode 48: How to restore sound files. Part 1: Introduction and Click removal. See below for the illustrations referred to in the discussion.
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The audio file being discussed is sung by Emmy Destinn (1878-1930) and composed by Antonín Dvořák 1841-1904). It was recorded in America in 1915:

Victor 88519 Emmy Destinn (1878-1930), soprano Rusalka - Lieblicher Mond Mat. C-14757-3 Rec. March 9, 1915

Digital transfer by Tim Ecker.

Long story short, Destinn and Dvorak are:

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Illustrations

Figure 1 One typical appearance of a click.
Figure 2 Another typical click.
Figure 3 Louder click.
Figure 4 Zoomed in on a click.
Figure 5 How to highlight the click.
Figure 6 Click removed.

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current02:43, 20 September 200911 min 1 s (6.62 MB)Adam CuerdenAdded in two clarifications.
23:41, 19 September 200910 min 36 s (6.33 MB)Adam Cuerden{{Information |Description=en:WP:Wikivoices episode 48: How to restore sound files. Part 1: Clcik removal. See below for the illustrations referred to in the discussion. |Source=Self-made |Date=20 September 2009 |Author=Adam Cuerden |Permission=This r

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