There's a new version of Harpex-B out, which, to quote the mail-out "contains
several new features that have been requested by users following the initial
release:"
• Improved CPU usage, allowing higher sampling frequency, more
simultaneous instances of Harpex-B and more simultaneous instances of other
plugins.
• 64 bit versions, allowing smoother integration with 64 bit hosts on
Windows and OS X.
• Higher-order ambisonic output, opening for new workflows involving
2nd and 3rd order ambisonic stems.
• Numerical readout of shotgun angles and directivities, allowing for
easier configuration of 3D loudspeaker layouts.
• Per-channel delay, allowing for improved surround decoding with more
stable frontal localization and distance compensation in irregular arrays.
• Option for turning the shelf filters off, useful in conjunction with
per-channel delay, irregular loudspeaker arrays and also when decoding for
large venues.
• Improved soundfield rotation user interface. Allows for precise
rotation around one axis at a time.
I'm happy to say that the CPU load is now substantially reduced and this
iteration runs very happily on my old-ish laptop, which caused major problems
for me with the original version.
Nice work.
Regards,
John
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