I have never used Steinberg's Wavelab for anything. :) But it sounds
like it has similar drawbacks to the otherwise excellent Samplitude,
which I DO use.
Incidentally, one of the drawbacks of multichannel wavfiles for HOA
is their large size for any reasonable length of musical composition.
At 48kHz, a 9-channel 2nd order file takes c. 74MB for 1 minute of
music. Alternatively, 1GB lasts about 13.5 minutes in 2nd order or
about 30.4 mins in 1st order.
David
At 12:42 14-04-18, Paul Hodges wrote:
>--On 14 April 2018 10:17 +0200 David Pickett <d...@fugato.com> wrote:
>
>> (I am working with separate B-format wavfiles -- not multichannel
>> wavfiles -- and as far as I can find there are no plugins for this
>> situation.)
>
>There are many reasons not to use Steinberg's WaveLab for ambisonics
>(though it works fine for me, doing just 1st order), but it is standard
>practice in WaveLab to have a montage with a file per channel, writing
>four separate files for output, but having a four-channel plugin in the
>master section. It's how I do /all/ my ambisonic work at present! (it
>can also write 4-channel files for distribution).
>
>Paul
>
>--
>Paul Hodges
>
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