[ANSWERED] Multi-Channel Audio on Windows

[kikko]

Dear all,

I'm in the middle of a new theatre production where I need to shift the audio tracks from a rear PA to a front PA. Using the sound player actor there's a way to routing the audio fading (not snap time) from the one PA to other?

Thank you!

Francesco

[bonemap]

@kikko

Hi,

Yes there is a way to access audio levels programatically. Here is the official help guide from Isadora that shows how: 

Tutorial: Getting Started with Multi-Channel Audio in Isadora 3.0.8

Best Wishes

Russell

[kikko]

Thank you @bonemap, I had totally forgot the help guide...

Francesco

[crystalhorizon]

Hi,

Here a tutorial I made using quadrophonic sound. Maybe this can help

[kikko]

@crystalhorizon thank you for the tutorial! The AUAudioFilePlayer, AUMatrixMixer and AUAudioDeviceOutput are yours User actor or legacy Isadora 2.0 Mac actor?

[DusX]

@kikko said:

AUAudioFilePlayer, AUMatrixMixer and AUAudioDeviceOutput

 These actors are Mac only. If you are on a Mac you will have these available in your toolbox.

[kikko]

@dusx ...

[DusX]

@kikko said:

 They are part of an Apple framework that supplies Audio Units as well. We are working towards cross-platform support of these features.
With that said, it's easy to manipulate Quadraphonic audio on Windows with the new Sound Players multi-channel support and a 4 channel audio card (I have a Roland Rubix24).

[kikko]

@dusx don't worries, I'm joking! 

For what I have to do it the new sound player works fine!

Thank you!

Francesco