Phase problems/anomalies are pratically a thing impossible to correct on a ProTool daw(and maybe on most daws).

Here I don't mean just switching out of phase or tweaking with sample shifts BUT SUBSAMPLES SHIFT, expressed in samples or, the better, in degrees rotation.

Someone has clues where to find TDM pluginsusing DSP)?

Theres an interesting topic going on at the music player forum about this, especially this guy Jay stating that phase reversing all drum mics except the kick mic is a good thing..
Whats your opinion on the subject?...

Anybody know of a decent phase meter program that can be used for checking .wav files?

It would be nice to be able to play a .wav file from the HD and have a phase program display the results in real time.

BTW - I have one already, but it only works on the soundcard INPUTS.

Thanks.

Can you help?

i got a final mix handed to me. I am a little worry that something is out of phase.

Is there a way for me to check if the stereo file I got is in phase, using protool.
cause I don't have anything esle to use for checking

thank you master.

I keep seeing "check the phase" as part of an answer or advice given. I know how phase can help or hinder a sound but are there specific ways to "check the phase" (i.e. phase meter) or is it an ear thing (listening for lack of bass or phasiness)? Are there plugins like the Waves stuff that can help? What exactly does flipping the phase do to a sound and when do you use it?

This is a weird one.

I'm not even sure I know how to ask this question, but here goes.

I have been MIDI recording in Logic just fine except for one issue which is very confusing to me. I use an A90EX keyboard couple with a Proteus2000 and JV1080. I have my multi's set up, in the environment. Everything appeared to be working normal except for one thing.

Hello,
I read a text about phase canselation in "Studio buddy" (Its a collection of small recording articles written by Michael Laskow and Alex Reed found here: http://www.studiobuddy.com )

I was listening to a current drum track and playing with phase switches while in mono. Listening to the low end it sounds the fullest with one over head switched out. The right from the drummers perspective. However, listening to the hi end I can hear a slight filtering type thing with this setup. From now on I will listen for this while tracking, but what adjustment should I make?

Everyone knows that 'amateur' demo's are given away by loads of cheap reverb washing around - that's probably why they sound so good some of 'em. (Not sure what the signs are these days, maybe huge chunks of uncleared samples).
However most producers eg Bob Clearmountain, have phases of leaning too much this way or that. Bob was having a ball with reverb on Roxy Music's Avalon.