In the world of audio, meaningless pops are transient, non-tonal clicks or crackles that occur randomly in recordings. They are removed during mastering and restoration to clean up vinyl noise or digital glitches, ensuring pristine sound. Audio engineers and podcast editors benefit most, as eliminating these artifacts enhances clarity and professional polish for listeners.
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