audiounit also acceptable
> On 20 Jun 2017, at 22:14, Oliver Larkin wrote:
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> hello,
>
> does anyone know of a VST plug-in that will record a valid 16 channel wav
> file on os x? would rather not join mono files manually
>
> thanks,
>
> oli
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Oli... Perhaps more than you wanted, but Plogue Bidule has a 16-channel
recorder (up to 32 ch) and is available as VST and AU plugins. It will also
host VST and AU plugins, and do many other types of processing. There is a
standalone version as well that interfaces to audio devices directly.
h
Hi Oliver,
A bit curious here, I’m not aware of any such VST, but isn’t the multichannel
recording usually a task for the host DAW or sample editor etc. ? For example
Reaper does super easy multichannel recording on OSX for up to 64ch on a single
bus, if I remember correctly.
Regards,
Archonti
Hi Oliver,
One option is to use Loopback to route audio from your not-able-to-record
program to a program that is able.
Best,
Trond
> On 21 Jun 2017, at 11:40, Politis Archontis
> wrote:
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> Hi Oliver,
>
> A bit curious here, I’m not aware of any such VST, but isn’t the multichannel
> rec
Acousmodules has 8, 16 and 24-track VST recorders, but unfortunately
they are not Mac VST type. At least I think they aren't.
http://acousmodules.free.fr/reservoir.htm
MultiRec 16 almost at the bottom of the page.
Eero
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thanks for the suggestions everyone
indeed I like to record in reaper, but was having a hard time with jack
it doesn't look like I can get loopback to show up with reaper
I was trying to record in max msp with sfrecord~, it seems to have issues with
multichannel wav files, but aif are ok
I had
spoke to soon, loopback seems to work well
> On 21 Jun 2017, at 21:13, Oliver Larkin wrote:
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> thanks for the suggestions everyone
>
> indeed I like to record in reaper, but was having a hard time with jack
>
> it doesn't look like I can get loopback to show up with reaper
>
> I was trying t
> On Jun 21, 2017, at 1:13 PM, Oliver Larkin wrote:
>
>
> I had tried bidule, but it looked like it was going to record 16 mono files
The setting in Bidule's Audio File Recorder is a bit confusing here... if you
set "Channels per File" to "Stereo" it records all the channels in a single
file
m using (0.9755), with "Create multiple
files" checked, the recorder saves 16 channels as either 16 mono files or 8
stereo files, depending on the "Channels per file" setting.
Best,
Joe
From: Aaron Heller
> To: Oliver Larkin
> Cc: Surround Sound discussion group
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