Little Labs® IBP Phase Alignment Tool
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Little Labs® IBP Phase Alignment Tool
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F. Heinze
Must have...
...when recording with more than one microphone. Simple and fast solution for phase problems.
A clean phase is the first thing to start, better than buying the next expensive miracle plugin.
J. Woods
Great Tool!
Great Tool.
V. Radočaj
Good
Good plugin
D. Franzén
Workflow magic
IBP makes my workflow much faster and easier when mixing rock and metal records that are not 100% in phase. The creative part of the plug-in are awesome as well!
S. Gara
Ottimo
Plugin ottimo , consigliato come tutti i plugin uad.
K. Bread
Great Tool
The best tool tool for phase issues
K. Payoongsook
Good Tool
This is a helpful plugin, I was really glad that I bought it!
M. Verblakt
This really helps!
This little tool is really helpfull in getting drumtracks in phase. Saves a ton of time
A. Smith
Much needed for phase issues
If you're having phase issues, use this plugin to correct problems.
I. Hwang
God
Good
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Best tool for precise alignment phase
Best tool for precise alignment phase
G. Schwab
Useful tool
This is a useful tool that is easy to use and easy to eliminate phase problems. It is standard equipment.
T. Young
Does what you need it to
This is a super helpful plugin, I was really glad that I bought it!
A. Gray
Useful little helper
Perfect for realignment or binaural Doppler effects
J. Pineiro
Little labs plugin
Awesome
F. Jordanius
Lifesaver!!
A true lifesaver when dealing with multiple mics on a single sound source! Gone are the days of moving a mic 2mm at a time to find the perfect phase correlation.
M. McCoy
Very handy
I’m a lazy producer and this makes it a breeze to have a steady workflow
H. Casasanero
Chingon
Amazing texture, game changer.
M. McCoy
Not sure how it works yet
I love the idea when I hear it, making it a time saving step for me before manually moving it to fit the area I need it
J. Rouse
Can't fool the ears...
Most alignment software is centric on you manually aligning and phase correcting two signals. This is different in that you are listening for the difference instead of watching two wavelengths.
There are benefits to each and the bottom line, for me, is that you are using this tool to achieve a sound. Fine tuning an end sound is the function of this device. At first, it kinda went against my expectations of an alignment tool, but what good is a visual pairing of two wavelengths if you are going to tweak them from there for the optimal sound? This really saves a step.