Re: nxm au in logic
Re: nxm au in logic
- Subject: Re: nxm au in logic
- From: Stefan Huber <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 10 Apr 2007 10:11:34 +0200
On 10April, 2007, at 2:05 AM, Chris Bennett wrote:
Hi Stefan-
I have been working on a surround plug-in for the past 9 months
now, and I had this question a while ago. Do you know about the
trick overwriting the ProcessBufferList? After you do that, NxM
processing is possible; however, I don't believe Logic supports
this from an Effect type. I think on down the line, the AU guys
are going to try to make a Panner type, but in the meantime, DP is
all that I've had luck with.
Best
~cb
Hi,
Is it the same that is described here?
http://cgi.cse.unsw.edu.au/~nickm/?
Information:Developing_Audio_Units:Multi-channel_AUs
I managed to create an NxM audio unit that way, which also passed
auval - but I was unable to open any multi-channel-output effect in
logic.
Is there any document available that describes what Logic is capable
of or what specifications an audio unit is required in order to work
in logic?
greets
Stefan
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