This can be very useful, particularly for setting transient detection sensitivity when there is leakage from one drum into another's mic. Comparasonics gives a visual representation of the difference between sounds that often look similar in a conventional waveform view: for example, the waveform of the kick will be black, while that of the snare will appear bluish-grey. You may have to wait while the waveforms are redrawn, but afterwards they will be coloured according to their frequency and harmonic content. Press 'Y', go to View Options and enable them under Waveform Colours/Comparasonics Colours.
It can, of course, be docked to the right, top or bottom.īefore going further, you may find it useful to turn on Comparasonics waveform colours as an editing aid. Positioning the mouse over the left arrow should turn the left side of the VIP green, and releasing the mouse will dock the wizard to the left. To do this, drag the window to the centre of the VIP until a green, circular docking assistant appears. Samplitude Pro X's Audio Quantization Wizard, docked at the left of the VIP. The AQ wizard can be free-floating or docked my preference is to dock it to the left edge of the VIP (VIrtual Project, Samplitude's main project window). The first step is to open the Audio Quantization Wizard from the Object menu (Object/Quantize/Audio Quantization Wizard).
Imagine it's your multitrack drum recording, and I'll take you through the process. The screenshots show a multitrack drum recording that would probably benefit from some AQ treatment.
Audio quantising (AQ) is most commonly used for fixing sloppy or fluctuating multitracked drum recordings, although it can also be used as a creative tool to modify an existing groove. The latest Pro X update has improved the accuracy of transient detection, with the inclusion of the 'percussive' algorithm, which, as the name implies, has been optimised for use with rhythmic audio material. This month, I'm going to show you some of the main features of Samplitude Pro X's Audio Quantization Wizard. If your drumming needs a little help from technology, Samplitude Pro X has the tools to fix timing.
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