You might derive some small relief for your reception of a 769mhz control channel by creating a “dummy“ system higher in frequency to shift the frequency window up; this has sometimes helped me.
Put simply, as far as I know, when you put your airspy on sdrtrunk to decode a system, you aren’t able to specify the desired center frequency; sdrsharp dynamically assigns this. One hack is to calculate your bandwidth for your receiver and program in a non-existent control channel a bit higher up, thereby keeping nothing on the left side of your receiver window below the lowest frequency you actually want. For example, if the lowest frequency you need to decode is 769.5, then make sure the left side of the spectrum view barely allows that to be visible. That may keep some of the “wall of noise” that is the cell network at 768 and below outside of your receiver. Also, when faced with this problem, use the minimum gain that works consistently.