Hi Yvan -

1) Nuendo does not allow you to import or export .amb files natively.
2) Wigware or the others VSTs suggested on this thread will work in Nuendo
- you could do your ambisonic mixing in nuendo but getting the vertical
plane right will be a routing headache.
3) You would have to export however many mono tracks were needed for your
specific array - you wouldnt be able to export a .amb file or the xyz/w


On 2 October 2013 19:13, David McGriffy <da...@mcgriffy.com> wrote:

> Yvan,
>
> I would say yes, definitely, to both parts of question 1, both input and
> output capabilities would be useful.
>
> A normal workflow might go something like this:
> - record A-format (direct mic signals) in the field
> - Main project:
>   + read the field recording in its native format, multi-mono, etc.
>   + edit into tracks, do heads and tails, assemble tracks into a whole
>   + apply some kinds of processing either surround, like rotate, or not
> like EQ
>   + possibly mix in other material via ambisonic panners
>   + render to a master B-Format track, to be stored in an .amb file
> - Decoding project:
>   + read the .amb file from the main project
>   + decode to the delivery format(s) like stereo or 5.1
>   + repeat for other delivery formats
>
> If everything is in the same workstation, like Nuendo, then it doesn't
> really matter if the intermediate storage is a single .amb file, multiple
> mono .wav files, etc.  However, if we use .amb then we can play that file
> in other software in more predictable ways, for example my VVMic will
> switch out of A-Format mode if it detects the GUID on input.  It will also
> write the GUID if set to B-Format output.
>
> In Nuendo, on input files it might be nice to tell the user that the GUID
> was detected, but it's probably not important as long as Nuendo will go
> ahead and use what is also a pretty normal multi-channel .wav file.  I
> believe this works fine today, though putting .amb in the extensions list
> would be a nice touch.
>
> On output, unless Nuendo were modified to have B-Format be a bus type or
> something like that, then I can't see how you would automatically detect
> that the output was supposed to be B-Format. There could be some kind of
> option in the render dialogs to allow the user to say that they want the
> GUID included or include it if the user names the file with the .amb
> extension.   Might also need logic to only include it for multi-channel
> files.
>
> Question 2:  Yes there are some VST's that do B-Format panning and work in
> Nuendo, in particular I have used Bruce's and the Swiss Center B-Pan.
>
> David McGriffy
> vvaudio.com
>
>
>  On 10/2/2013 5:11 AM, Yvan Grabit wrote:
>
>> Hi
>>
>> 1)
>> i want to known if it makes sense for an application like Nuendo
>> (Steinberg) :
>> - to import directly (without decoding) AMB (Ambisonic) Files (described
>> in 
>> http://dream.cs.bath.ac.uk/**researchdev/wave-ex/bformat.**html<http://dream.cs.bath.ac.uk/researchdev/wave-ex/bformat.html>
>> )
>> - to allow to export them directly (no Encoding)
>>
>> This means that the Nuendo file selector will display as readable file,
>> files with extension ".amb"
>> and the same for export ".amb" is selectable as format.
>>
>> It would be great if it makes sense to have some use cases...
>>
>> 2) are there some Ambisonic plugins which could be use as Panners in
>> Nuendo ?
>>
>>
>> Thanks a lot for your time
>>
>>
>> YVan
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