If your array has speakers in diametric opposite pairs, you may want
to take a look at our papers at
http://www.ai.sri.com/ajh/ambisonics/BLaH.html
In particular, the third paper, "Is My Decoder Ambisonic?" aka BLaH3.
I'd be happy answer any questions you have.
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Menlo Park, CA
On Thu, Apr 07, 2011 at 05:46:38PM +0300, Marinos Koutsomichalis wrote:
> I' ve been looking for the ambisonics decoding equation (for custom rigs of
> arbitrary speakers)
Unfortunately, 'the ambisonics decoding equation (for custom rigs of arbitrary
speakers)'
does not exist (as far as I'm awa
Brian,
Make sure you have the latest version of VVMicVST. Dave's done some excellent
work to make it more stable in recent months.
You should be able to get it from this link
VVMicVST v1.2 for Mac: http://vvaudio.com/sites/vvaudio/files/VVMicVst_m12.zip
Have fun.
John
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Thank you from a cranky engineer. I will try it out. It is the least expensive
way and i like your routing. With a ULN8 it will be equally easy.
Although SB used to barf at VVTetraVST so I had to remove it. It may be ok now.
Even though SB is multichannel it would crash on launch after seeing th
It's just taken me fifteen minutes in Bidule to set up the following:
TetraMic into 2882, A-format out to VVTetraVST with side-chain out from 2882
outputs to four channel recorder, with files going to a folder called A-Format
VVTetraVST to VVMicVST with side-chain out from VVTetraVST to a second
Yes if i had Bidule or Nuendo or a compiled version! Neither of which I have.
I have the PC tools running in emulation or boot camp but to decode while I
record has never been possible in OSX.
I use a Sonic 305 and or a ULN8 with the record panel for sessions/concerts and
edit in SoundBlade. Reap
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URL:
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I was puzzled by the comment, as well
Dave
On 07/04/2011 15:27, Fons Adriaensen wrote:
On Thu, Apr 07, 2011 at 06:39:22AM -0400, Brian C. Peters wrote:
I've been waiting two years or more for your mic to become usable in OSX.
That's must be your choice then for it has been usable in
On Thu, Apr 07, 2011 at 06:39:22AM -0400, Brian C. Peters wrote:
> I've been waiting two years or more for your mic to become usable in OSX.
That's must be your choice then for it has been usable in OSX all the time.
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Fons' Tetraproc for A-B conversion works on Mac OSX too (needs to be
compiled by hand, though) and I believe he can give you the
calibration files if you provide the serial number of your TetraMic.
Best,
Hector
On Thu, Apr 7, 2011 at 8:04 AM, John Leonard wrote:
> I've been using the TetraMic
I'd be very interested in hearing what people think about this too. I
should point out that I haven't gone quite as far as to say that
Harpex will turn a TetraMic into a 3rd order microphone. What we've
stated in our papers is that in two sets of formal listening tests,
Harpex scores equall
I've been using the TetraMic happily in OSX for a while now. Initially in
Bidule, where all the software worked well, and lately in Nuendo, where the
latest version of the software also works well. At the moment, I'm listening to
a recording of a Jonathan Dove mini-opera called Seven Angels made
I've been waiting two years or more for your mic to become usable in OSX. Dave
has not helped much and your vapor hardware has turned me right off.
Best regards,
Brian C. Peters
Tech Valley Audio
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On Apr 6, 2011, at 2:06 PM, Len Moskowitz wrote:
> I've been playing with Svein's
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