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04-17-2005, 02:41 PM
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Methods of checking phase
Is there something in PT that will show phase between a couple selected tracks, or a plugin I could use to see phase?
I recorded two guitar cabs at the same time and the waveforms are close - but since one mic was a few inches closer the waveform sounds and looks a little but off. Moving the waveform seems to thicken up the sound a bit and I just want to make sure I'm lessening the phasiness and not making worse. 
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04-17-2005, 03:25 PM
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Re: Methods of checking phase
One of the free bomb factory plugins (correlation meter?) will do this for you but it's a bit ambiguous. PAZ from Waves shows you pretty well what you're looking for.
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