Pro Tools Feature Analagous to Logic Studio's Quick Swipe Comping Phase-Locked Audio

[Webern]

I am working on a project in Logic 9 that involves quick swipe comping of phase-locked audio tracks. I won't go into the details but I have had many problems over many projects when they involve multi-mic phase-locked tracks that need to be comped in take folders. Logic is my first DAW, but I am becoming frustrated with unpredictable behavior with take folders (I also have a lot of problems with unpredictable behavior in flex time).

Does Pro Tools have an analogous function to Logic 9's "Quick Swipe Comping"? If so, what is it called?

Thanks,
-- Potential new user.

[Shan]

In a word, no.

Shane

[Webern]

OK, thank you. Quick swipe comping is great when it works, I had hoped to find a less buggy implementation.

[bashville]

If you're frustrated by some unpredictable behavior in Logic (been there, used it for 10 years), you should at least try comping tracks using ProTools playlists to see if you can find a workflow you like. What's the point of using a Logic feature based on what it should do reliably, but unfortunately doesn't?