I can see from searching otherwise that there is a hum removal tool available under Audio Enhancements, but for the life of me, I can't get it to appear. Has it been removed from 10.6? If not, can someone kindly walk me through how to get to it? Or should I export and fix the hum in Logic or something else?
iMac Line (2012 and Later)
Prefs did not help, but I seem to have figured out the issue. It was mono dialogue on one track, so I had changed it to duel mono. When I changed it back to stereo (so audio on the right only) the options appear as you indicated. Who would know they are not there when set to dual mono?? You asking for what's below alerted me to the possibility.
What does Chrome have to do with it?
Prefs did not help, but I seem to have figured out the issue. It was mono dialogue on one track, so I had changed it to duel mono. When I changed it back to stereo (so audio on the right only) the options appear as you indicated. Who would know they are not there when set to dual mono?? You asking for what's below alerted me to the possibility.
What does Chrome have to do with it?
Click the Show/Hide button opposite Audio Analysis
Equalization is missing as well. What's lower down in the pane, where the audio tracks appear?
Try trashing the prefs. Do you have Chrome installed?
Hey, my iMac does not show it, but tried bringing the file into my M1 MacBook Air and there it looks as yours does. My iMac is older. Looks like this might be the issue. Otherwise Final Cut seems to work as normal, so this is odd. I wonder if there is some setting or something.
Separately, I'm noticing that FCPX takes a lot longer to load than it did before. The media is on a RAID drive, but that didn't make a difference before. Are there any reports of this on Monterey or FCPX 10.6?
Chrome has been known to cause lots of weird behavior in pro apps, like removing components.
Oh yes. 10.6 is a dog. Everyone’s hoping for a bug fix update soon.
Wow. Astonishing that it gets released with such an obvious issue like that. Glad to know it's not my system.
Yes, that's what I understand should appear, but it just doesn't. The show and hide option is appearing only beside Audio Enhancements, which displays only Audio Analysis and nothing else, and it does not display a show hide option as your screen grab does. (My grab does not show the word "hide", but it is there.)
How do I remove hum?
