I'm kicking myself...

I think what's happening is once replace or spectral repair is used, the surrounding audio is still going to have these tiny bumps that will indefinitely replace the bigger bumps. This gives a much better presentation of the audio recorded, but now there are numrous little bumps that's quite irritating to the listener. Unless there was an actual recording of the room tone for replacement, I don't think it's as easy as it is said in fixing this. I never used Replace nor Spectral Repair in eliminating any of these bumps, small and big.

Advice? Shall we continue with the rest of the audio that are affected by these annoying bumps?
 
I did record my room tone, about 30 seconds of it which was "bump" free! Just sorted through 3 of the 7 best interviews now to select the best material for the short video, will keep you posted Alan.
 
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