Sound Radix Auto Align - Using It To Time-Align Your Drums

Sound Radix Auto Align - Using It To Time-Align Your Drums
This is an amazing tool which allows you to time-align your drums really quickly.
00:20 - Intro
00:57 - 1. Before and After
01:57 - 2. Getting Started
05:55 - 3. Kick Drum
08:30 - 4. Snare Drum
10:14 - 5. Other Close Mics
11:31 - 6. Time Aligning Room Mics?
13:00 - 7. Final Before and After
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[@midlifeadventures3138]

James James James Im trying to "not spend" any money! There goes that idea. Is the plugin very process heavy on mac? Do you need to commit to finish mixing or is very minimal?

[@JamesArterMusic]

Hahaha sorry about that!
It’s not too bad actually. It is adjusting timing though so will add latency - not a problem when mixing and will delay compensation, of course, but worth mentioning.
Not too crazy on the CPU so you can leave it on when mixing. However, once you’ve done it, there’s little point leaving it on. Bounce it - or ‘commit’ , if using pro tools, and move on.
Might come up in a sale soon. Black Friday maybe?

[@angusbrown2712]

so what level do you set the noice level ??

[@JamesArterMusic]

You only set the Noise Level for the track that's sending signal to one of the outputs. If you're on a Receive channel then you don't need to touch it, just set the Side Chain.
If you're talking about the one that is the Send then you set it so it's just focussing on the transients, so it's a little below the peaks - just make sure it's low enough to capture them all.