In the YouTube video, I hear the same rinky piano at that same place, in the left channel, exactly as in your audio snippet. If that were me as the audio engineer, I would suspect somebody left a fader up accidently for a second. Of course, I think engineers in the day used to leave those little easter eggs for folks to anguish over...

I think your software captured the audio correctly, at least as it is on YouTube (which does employ its own compression algorithms and who knows what could happen, but I don't think this). Either that, or you are hearing something I'm not.

Given that it is not terribly loud, you could perhaps use a plugin to put a Gate on the audio and hope it kills this without altering anything else. Touchy adjustment, though.


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