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Sound Radix Releases Auto-Align 2.1 with Enhanced Features

Fab, January 31, 2024January 31, 2024

Sound Radix recently announced the release of Auto-Align 2.1, the latest version of its acclaimed phase alignment plugin. This update brings useful enhancements and refinements rather than revolutionary changes.

What is Auto-Align?

For those unfamiliar, Auto-Align is a plugin that automatically corrects phase issues when using multiple microphones to record a single source. It aligns the signals in time and spectrum to reduce comb filtering and improve clarity.

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The software detects timing mismatches between mics and applies precision delay compensation. It also has spectral phase correction to fix phase distortion from filters. Auto-Align has presets, phase meters, and other tools to optimize workflow.

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In a few words, this plugin (like Drum Leveler and POWAIR from Sound Radix) is a lifesaver for professional and beginner mixing engineers!

Key Improvements in Auto-Align 2.1

While more evolutionary than revolutionary, Auto-Align 2.1 does move the plugin forward in helpful ways:

  • Enhanced Core Engine – The phase correction algorithm is faster and more precise.
  • Group Alignment Mode – New option aligns multiple tracks in phase without adding delay. Very useful.
  • Per-Track Spectral Correction – Now possible to optimize spectral phase separately for each track. Added flexibility.
  • Interface Refinements – Preset slots, import/export settings, and other workflow boosts.

So overall, v2.1 brings meaningful improvements to an already capable phase alignment solution.

Pricing and Availability

Auto-Align 2.1 is out now for $199. Current Auto-Align 2 users get this update free. A 14-day free trial is also offered.

Get more details on the Auto-Align product page.

For advanced phase correction, Auto-Align 2.1 makes an excellent refinement. Existing users should find the workflow upgrades worthwhile.

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