Tightening Up Drum Mulitrack With The Waves InPhase Plugin 

I'm glad you liked it. Please let me know what else you'd like me to go through!

@@domminney I do have one question and I haven't really had much time to watch other videos to figure it out: When I am trying to correct phase on multiple tracks (ie. snare, tom, floor, kick, etc.), can one instance of InPhase be used on the channel I am aligning the others to, or do I need multiple instances, one for each track; or am I approaching this from the wrong direction?

@@julesplace9107 You'd need one for each track and have a singular reference point. For example you could use the snare drum to time align the overheads, and then use the overheads to time align the toms, which would use the snare as the main reference point. I'll be honest I don't think this is really needed as close mics tend to be bang on, so I'd just concentrate on time aligning rooms and overheads with the snare or bass drum, then maybe shifting them out a fixed amount if you want to create space, but in a controlled way so you avoid phase problems. I'll do another video on it I think.

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No doubt! The waves dude never let us listen to it.

Rock on!

you need to select to only output the main signal not a mix, either that or turn your sidechain off when it's aligned.

It produces the same results but I find it a little more accurate myself, and if I freeze the tracks it doesn't take more CPU. I also don't use it every time, I've done 20 years of mixing without using it, but I recently bought it so I used it for the sake of the video as I hoped some would find it interesting.

@@domminney Awesome! Thanks for the reply David

This plugin also gives you the ability to address phase coherence in the transient itself. Somthing you did not showcase in the video. For instance if you HPF a kick it will alter the phase of part of the transient. You could then use INPHASE to address this.

@@mentalprogram5256 interesting! The depths we can go to these days.