I hope this works for everyone and that you are finally relived to have a solution for this infuriating problem. I've done this track for track in my last recording and it is fully glitch free now. Just paste some random noise into that region and pull the volume down to infinity. In empty sections that produce the pop you need to give the plugin processor something to do. You can try this for yourself and it is perfectly reproducible and repeatable. However this is rubbish for your audio track because it pops/glitches/stutters. This is not a Pro Tools bug, this is the way the processor operates. This is where the processor makes the switch. You can watch this happen if you open the "system usage " window in pro Tools.after (around 2 bars) a region of sound you can see the CPU effects bar suddenly spike. What happens is this on tracks with a plugin the signal gets processed but when there is a silence the processor stops after a certain thershold and this causes a pop to happen. Recording will happen only between the loop region due the AUTO PUNCH enabled: It is easy to see how the recording only happened between bars 4 and 6 as expected. It's a result of the effects plugins processing and is something called denormalization. Press the RECORD button from the transport bar and the playback will start.
But first.what is causing these noises? Well.you may have noticed that you can't see spikes in the audio track, right? That's because the audio track in not producing the pops/clicks.
Ok, after months of searching for a solution to the pops, clicks, stutters that happen during playback I have found a solution.
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