On 02/11/2013 01:17 PM, John Leonard wrote:
If that system's a bit too complex and expensive for you, you could
look at Figure 53's QLab MacOS-based playback system as a lower-cost
alternative: it'll play multi-channel interleaved .WAV files, which
makes sure that your files are sample accurate,
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Just for historical interest, I designed and installed a system for Tussauds
New York which initially used eight of Richmond Sound Design's AudioBox system
to cover the entire exhibition, with many multiple, synchronised tracks. The
entire system, including video playback and lighting was turned
On Mon, Feb 11, 2013 at 10:56:25AM +, Peter Lennox wrote:
> That doesn't really matter for my application if they're unbalanced
> as the distances involved arent big enough to pick up significant nosie
> - but I still can't work out if it will let me play all 8 tracks
> simultaneously - the
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this item has gone, and 2nd hand can be risky for an installation, but
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