AS you say, great for installations, Ambisonic or not - I could really have done with this device a
year ago for a non-Ambisonic project! It's a pity it doesn't do 24 bit audio as this would make it
more attractive still. Still, at that price...I presume the 200 Euro is for the multichannel version
with the splitter board and two 8 channel boards?
Dave
On 22/04/2012 20:43, Jan Jacob Hofmann wrote:
I could immagine using it for installations and concerts playing predecoded ambisonic music. For
permanent installations I guess it could convenient because any of the staff of a museum could
easily operate it. For concerts it would be convenient for me because I would not have to travel
with a computer. I do agree that if it would be possible to record on that on multichannel, if
would be most interesting for audio artists. The device seems to be a lot in development and I
think if this feature should be requested, I guess it is an interesting idea to let it become also
a recorder.
All the best,
Jan Jacob
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