Okay... that makes sense. I really don't know whether it would do stereo track alignment but again, since it seems to be aligning one waveform to another I can only assume it would be able to do one mono wave to another (and still be accurate). So again I'd say just split the stereo tracks and do it once for each side.
 
However if you are using a stereo based effect that may cause the waveform's transients to be REALLY different that may cause a problem.
 
Also considering how compressed a lot of guitar signals can be I'm not sure it would even work for things like distorted guits... because if all you've got is two flat, compressed chunks what's it gonna align things too?
 
For more dynamic clean tone I'm sure it would be alright but really without getting my hands on it I don't know. In the vid they said to try it on stuff other than Vox but that the results may vary so I'm assuming they've tried that kind of thing and it was unpredictable. Otherwise I'm sure it would have been promoted as more than a vocal tool.
 
Anyway, that's a long way to say... IDK. Lol... sorry.

Who is the developer of Vocalsync? I can't seem to find any info on it. Is it Cakewalk engineered?
 

I would guess, we would have better luck with a bass than guitar. I'm hopeful that the new audiosnap might be useful too. I've never used it for anything.

All about VocalSync https://www.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=SONAR&language=3&help=NewFeatures.04.html#, pretty sure it is an in-house development.

Thanks scook, but it still doesn't reference whether stereo tracks will work. Guess I will find out when I upgrade.

Regards,
Dan

Thanks Steve, I have no idea how you track down stuff so quickly!

One of the staff posted a link to the online doc https://www.cakewalk.com/...ge=3&help=toc.html earlier today.