ok , was du meinst ist die zeitliche Sample Verschiebung
Das ergibt signaltheoretisch einen relativen Phasenversatz, der proportional
zur Frequenz ist. Das kann auch das Little Labs Teil. Aber es kann noch mehr!
http://www.uaudio.com/store/special-processing/little-labs-ibp.html
Little Labs® IBP Phase Alignment Tool Plug-In
In-Between Phase Alignment “Fix-It” Tool & Creative Phase Manipulation Plug-In
* Powerful and convenient emulation of the award-winning Little Labs IBP hardware
* Real time, continuously variable phase sweep between 0º and 180º with all “in between”
* Allows mics to be placed where they sound best, rather than limited phase-coherent positions
* Eliminates phase issues with multi-mic setups, DI/mic combinations and live-recorded material
* Phase Adjust allows for either 180º or 90º ranges of phase for a greater range of control
* Low/High ‘Phase Center’ switch allows greater control of either low or high frequency sources
* UA’s plug-in adds “Delay Adjust” giving perfect, continuous digital phase control
* Requires a UAD-1 or UAD-2 DSP Accelerator Card available from authorized dealers worldwide
UAD hat noch die Delay Option hinzugefuergt, was analog nicht ging. Mit Delay arbeiten macht natuerlich am meisten Sinn, aber die analoge Alibi Loesung klingt auch interessant.