Pitch doctor.

[rageagainst]

How can you move an entire signal on a track, to move back, say 89ms. Im experiencing lag on auto tuning vocals. So im gonna try that hopefully. Any suggestions

[Drew Mazurek]

set the nudge to 89ms, triple click to select the entire track, press the minus key.

[Mixchump]

Well, if you've done the 6.4 upgrade, turn on the delay compensation and set the playback engine to use the long delay compensation. It's that simple.

Pitch Doctor has about 3984 samples of latency (CMD click on the volume display and it'll tell you how many samples). I can finally use PD on mixes without having to nudge audio around. That can be a real problem when you send a session file to somebody else and they don't read the track comments about what's been nudged.

Love Delay compensation.

[rageagainst]

cheers for that. i'll give that a go. one last thing, where do i find the nudge thing to allow me to do this. cheers, RA

[Mark Reis]

The nudge value is located between the top of the edit window and the location window in the little black bar that lets you show inserts, select command focus for the edit window, set your grid, and finally your nudge(OS X). I recommend reading pages 253-4 of your manual to learn what the m and / keys can do when nudging.

[bad jitter]

I can finally use PD on mixes without having to nudge audio around.

With ADC, is the volumegraph now in sync with its waveform?

[Mixchump]

With ADC, is the volumegraph now in sync with its waveform?

Sadly, no. The really intense plugins such as PD show this to be a bit weird. The automation is quite a bit out of sync with the waveform (in exactly the same way that nudging the audio would have)

It's still better than nudging or using TimeAdjuster on every track.

Hopefully they'll perfect the implementation in the months to come...

Cheers