Hello,
I’m blending two signal paths on a Splitter — a dry/DI signal and a
Neural Capture path — recombined before output. This is to replicate a
common technique for bass where they use a di signal for lows and a
miced cab for the mids and highs.
The problem: the Capture path has real algorithmic latency (I measured
it directly — a consistent few milliseconds, confirmed via
cross-correlation on identical recorded transients) that the dry path
doesn’t have. Phase Doctor helps rotate phase at a given frequency,
but it can’t fully resolve a broadband timing offset — only a true
delay can bring both paths into sample-accurate time alignment.
The existing Delay block doesn’t solve this either: its minimum usable
increment is far too coarse (7ms) for this purpose, when the actual
offset I need to correct is only 3-5ms. There’s no way to dial in the
fine, sub-millisecond precision this kind of alignment work needs.
Request: either (a) allow finer resolution / direct numeric entry
(down to ~0.1ms or sample-level precision) on the existing Delay
block, especially at small values, or (b) build a small fine-delay
stage directly into Phase Doctor, so it becomes a combined
time-and-phase alignment tool rather than phase-only.