ABA toolbox · prototype · rig checkbuild 2026-10-04.1

ABA Phaze Check

Drop the recorded tracks of one take here. A folder, or any number of WAV, AIFF or FLAC files at once. Each file goes to its strip by name, and anything else gets a session strip of its own.

The rig against the reference

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The blend with the reference, band by band

As recordedAfter the move
−12 dB0 dB+3 dB

Each bar is the blend of the source and the reference, against the two of them added as unrelated sounds (their powers summed). +3 dB means they add fully, as one. 0 dB means they are unrelated. Below 0 they cancel. Degrees left after the move are a difference by frequency that a time move cannot fix; on a track with a low cut some of it is the filter's own phase shift, and that is part of what you blend.

Correlation across the search range

ReadingStretchArrivesPolarity

About the example, and what changes on your own audio

What the guitar example is

What usually changes on a real recording

    Run the example, then your own tracks: the table above compares the two for the source you select.

    Calibration record

    Measure the rig above to fill this in.

    Download record saves this as a formatted page in the AudioVibes report style, to keep with the session or send on. Copy text gives the same record as plain text, for pasting into track notes, an email or a spreadsheet.

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