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 four channel recorder, with files going to a recorder called B-Format VVMicVST set to decode to XY stereo to DAW returns 1 & 2 on the 2882 with a side-chain out to a two channel recorder called Stereo DAW returns 1 & 2 on 2882 sent a bus and thence to cans for monitoring. Trigger bidule set to start all three recorders running simultaneously in record mode from a single click. At the end of recording, I have three folders containing the original A-Format files pre-VVTetraVST, the B-Format files post VVTetraVST and a stereo decode post VVMicVST, plus I've been able to monitor the stereo output on cans. If I wanted to, I'd have been able to monitor a 5.1 output on speakers, just by changing the patch. Bidule is a free download to try out and then not exactly expensive if you want to buy it. Why not download it and see what it can do? I think you might be surprised. Regards, John On 7 Apr 2011, at 16:01, Brian C. Peters wrote: > I have the PC tools running in emulation or boot camp but to decode while I > record has never been possible in OSX. _______________________________________________ Sursound mailing list [email protected] https://mail.music.vt.edu/mailman/listinfo/sursound
