It's true, of course, that you can align audio tracks by hand and achieve essentially the same results, but doing so does require time and skill. When the mics were already close, improvements were harder to come by or just resulted in subtle tonal changes, as a mic adjustment would. Beyond drum kits, we found Auto-Align worked best when there was a decent distance between mics - ie, close and room mics. The maximum delay is ☘81 samples (around 20ms at 44.1kHz), which covers the majority of situations, but doesn't allow for extreme ones. Next up, Auto-Align only compares two tracks at a time, so you need to decide what order to do them in.Īligning everything to the overheads seemed to work best for us, but bussing our kick and snare together as a sidechain for aligning our overheads and room also worked well. In Logic, you'll have to mono (sum) your room signal temporarily while Auto-Align analyses the signal. First up, if you're planning to accurately match the close mics to a stereo room track, you need to be sure you're feeding both sides of the stereo room to your sidechain. There are a couple of practicalities worth mentioning. Auto-Align makes this process simpler because it finds a number of good fit points, so you can plump for one that's still offset from the close mics, but more in phase with them. Shifting room mic tracks in relation to those of the close mics is a time-honoured production trick. With complex mic setups, carelessly applying delays to tracks could cause more problems than it solves, so Auto-Align needs to be used sensibly. Room mics raise a couple of issues, and with multi-miked kits, you'll have to choose which track you want to be the 'master' to which the others sync. In use, this is all very simple and Auto-Align copes well with typical situations, such as the good old problem of aligning the top and bottom snare mics. It defaults to the strongest match, but you can skip to other points for different tones. Finally, in 'delays' mode, the meter shows a waveform indicating good match points. Once AA has done its thing, it should tend towards a vertical line. The main phase meter is a goniometer, but coloured according to frequency.
This affects the analysis (the resulting audio isn't tampered with) and is designed for filtering out bleed, which is useful for drums.
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