Will (d&b) Array Processing break your sub alignment?

[@chrisdileo]

Sweet video Nathan. I deploy & tune a lot of d&b rigs, and would trust ArrayCalc alignments every day of the week. Assuming my room shoot is accurate & the deployment is accurate, I frequently tune small systems without breaking out SMAART at all. Although I still bring out SMAART for larger deployments. After watching your video, I’m curious to experiment with adding 6.2ms on all AP compatible sources as a default, in the event AP is ever added in the future…. Wouldn’t change alignment. Maybe helpful? Maybe not…

[@nathanlively]

Hi Chris! Yes, Nick from d&b said pretty much the same thing about the audio analyzer. > Maybe helpful? Yes, that's what I would do. I actually said so in the original recording, but I said it in a clumsy way so I cut it out.

[@julianfernandez2125]

I agree with you Chris, I only use SMAART to confirm that I'm not messing in Array Calc, but ussualy I don't have to move de delays much. The whole d&B workflow it is very reliable. We mostly work stadiums in Buenos Aires, PA, sida PA, DLY towers.

[@ghighrolla711]

how do you invert phase in r1, I'm doing a circle in round stage and can't figure it out

[@nathanlively]

you can't, as far as I know. Please see this video at 15 minutes: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z3mndnaPbpaFlaMsi=LKToDZooMdtCRH87&t=922

[@sully1time]

I use D&B every tour, always with AP, does not effect alignment when switching between AP slots, the slots you created with the realizer all the way red would never be used in the real world as it would be terribly bright and loud in the far field. Not real world setups.

[@nathanlively]

Thanks Sully! Great to have this confirmation. > would never be used in the real world Great point. This was an experiment to see how far I could push it and not affect the alignment.

[@RamTengri]

Yes, I too enjoy drum and base!😵‍💫

[@ENDREVISZHANYO]

you push the button, to keep the 5,9ms........you had another option to choose

[@mrpres17]

I appreciate your videos! Not to be mean or anything but seeing your face in the software screen like this isn't very necessary