Avoiding the 'pop' sound at the beginning/end of a sample

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witch licker
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Avoiding the 'pop' sound at the beginning/end of a sample

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Pretty self-explanatory, not sure how to better word it. When playing back a looping sample, sometimes (er... often, I should say) I get a clip in the form of a 'pop' or 'click' sound where the end of the sample ends and the beginning picks back up. It seems like pure luck to not get that clipping sound in there, and I just have to try recording it over and over again until the noise isn't there. This can be tedious when I'm sampling something to a strict bpm with a strict start/end point.

Just wondering if anyone has any tips for resolving this. Any help GREATLY appreciated :)
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Thanks, dad!
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