Drop in your drum mic tracks — kick, snare, overheads, toms, room, and so on. If any track's polarity looks inverted right at the start, you'll get a prompt to correct it.
Click a track to set it as the Target — the reference every other track aligns to.
Click Snare Mode to link related mics (like a snare Top/Bottom or Kick In/Out) as a pair before the main alignment — select Top/In, then Bottom/Out, repeat for more pairs, then click Align Pairs. Linked pairs move together in every alignment pass from here on.
Choose Individual or Overall. Individual aligns the phase of each track to the target track; Overall aligns based on the best phase of the whole mix.
Click Apply Alignment, then use Bypass to A/B against the original.
If a track's Ø button pulses, Sugar Snap thinks its polarity may be inverted relative to the target — click it to flip.
Choose export settings — including whether to keep a 100ms buffer or trim to 0s — and export your aligned tracks.
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Possible Polarity Flips
Some tracks appear to start with a negative first deflection — this can happen when a preamp or interface's polarity/phase switch was left engaged while recording.
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