Track alignment using TimeAdjuster plug

[Halstein]

Got a concert recording using a A-B omnipair as main mikes, then 4-5 additional close mikes for support. So, when mixtime I usually timeadjust the supportmikes just by ear - using the TimeAdjuster plug. You can usually hear when the close mikes get "glued" together with the A-B pair. But on the material I'm working on now, it's hard. I guess it's time to learn the math, so please correct me if I'm wrong here....

Ok - indoor conditions will be 344 meters/sec (sorry, using feet will just confuse me...) - or 0,344 mtr/ms. Then if a distance from the center of the A-B pair to one of the supportmikes are 7 meters (7 : 0,344) that will be 20,35ms of delay to compensate. But the TimeAdjuster just show Samples as measurement (or have I overlooked something??). Recording done in fs 88.2 (samples/ms) - so that should be as easy as 88,2 x 20,35 = 1795 samples...

Can anybody confirm that my math are correct? Thanks.