Editing (Drums) in Waveform?

[Blizzy-Blim]

So, I've got a drum kit with 16 mics on it, and there are a few spots where certain things need to be "nudged" to line up with the click a bit more - it just needs a bit of "pocket" editing.

I came across this video just now. Is this basically the way to do what I've explained in Waveform?? As long as I could do it across multiple tracks at once, i don't see why not:


I've found waveform very friendly for general editing duties. Although I track in Reaper, I haven't got the hang of editing in there yet. Really quite difficult for me to remember how to do even very basic things in that program for some reason...

Thanks.

[operandx]

If you have PRO then Groove Doctor may be the thing.

[Blizzy-Blim]

If you have PRO then Groove Doctor may be the thing.

Ahh, okay. Interesting. Yeah, I don't have PRO, but I might have to get it now. I'd like to not have to spend a bunch of money just to do these simple edits, but I might have to!

[pough]

As long as I could do it across multiple tracks at once, i don't see why not:

I'm not sure I'm understanding this. Warp Time is a clip effect - not even a track effect - so while you can do it on as many clips on as many tracks as you like, you can't do it "across multiple tracks at once".

[Blizzy-Blim]

As long as I could do it across multiple tracks at once, i don't see why not:

I'm not sure I'm understanding this. Warp Time is a clip effect - not even a track effect - so while you can do it on as many clips on as many tracks as you like, you can't do it "across multiple tracks at once".

Okay, so that's my bad - I keep on forgetting the Waveform lingo.

When I refer to a "track," I am in fact referring to a "clip." So, I think you essentially answered my question which was: "Can I do this across multiple CLIPS at once?"

So, it looks like that is how I would want to go about quantizing drums in Waveform, correct? - The video I posted above?