Click the Preview button and see if the preset is removing the clicks adequately. This sets the algorithm to Single-band because the digital errors are very narrow, and we don't want the algorithm to inadvertently remove any of the attack or thump from the kick drum. I don't want any clicks/pops in my vinyl rips and I don't understand why anyone would unless they are making a mix or song where any crackling/pops are there intentionally for effect. Inside the De-click plug-in, choose the preset Short digital clicks. What I will usually do is zoom right in to a click/pop so that I can focus on just the part of the file that's affected, which might be a few thousandths of a second. My rebuttal to that was that vinyl isn't supposed to have clicks/pops on it - it's just something that happens - and also, you can remove a click/pop from a file by just running a click/pop remover on that tiny section of the file, so you don't have to run it over the whole file which I agree can affect the overall sound quality. Removing them can affect the overall sound quality

Some people felt that all clicks/pops should be left in for 2 reasons: -Ģ. I wrote a vinyl ripping guide for another site and the part that seemed to cause the most discussion was the bit about removing clicks/pops.

Remove clicks and pops from vinyl