Re: Channels and frames (correction)
Re: Channels and frames (correction)
- Subject: Re: Channels and frames (correction)
- From: Brian Willoughby <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 7 Nov 2005 12:44:44 -0800
Michael,
If you want (D) and (E) to be valid as well, then you would have to specify
{ {1, 1}, {2, 1}, {2, 2} }
That's because your (D) and (E) have a mono output, so there must be a
configuration that allows stereo input before any input bus can be anything
other than mono.
Bill's example was to illustrate purely mono-to-mono and stereo-to-stereo
without allowing other combinations.
Brian Willoughby
Sound Consulting
Begin forwarded message:
>>Finally, if you wanted to just deal with mono or stereo, then the
>>situation is much less complex, because you don't have an overlapping
>>case. Thus:
>>{ {1, 1} {2, 2}}
>>would result in 2 possible channel configurations for an AU (regardless
>>of how many inputs or outputs it had):
>>(A) In0:1 In1:1 Out0:1
>>(C) In0:2 In2:1 Out0:2
>
>Should read:
>(C) In0:2 In1:2 Out0:2
Are you saying that
(D) In0:1 In1:2 Out0:1
(E) In0:2 In1:1 Out0:1
would not be possible? From what you said earlier, I understood those were
also possible.
(To be more precise: The way I understood it was that the channel count was
per bus, but each bus might be instantiated with different configurations
simultaneously).
Greets,
Michael Olsen
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