Pops in a vocal recording can be truly worrisome and what’s a lot more troubling is that they are simply impossible to erase. Hence your best choice is to stop them from getting into your vocals. Pops are developed when plosives get picked up by your microphone. Plosives are those letters that generate speedy bursts of air when spoken like P, B, T or D. A pop shield can be produced from metal or nylon and single or double-layered screen. Whatever you decide on, you’re sure to have cleaner vocals.