On 02/11/2013 01:17 PM, John Leonard wrote:
If that system's a bit too complex and expensive for you, you could
look at Figure 53's QLab MacOS-based playback system as a lower-cost
alternative: it'll play multi-channel interleaved .WAV files, which
makes sure that your files are sample accurate, and can easily be set
up to start up and run on turn-on. It's used extensively in theatre
sound playback systems and is extremely robust.
from many years of personal experience, thumbs up for qlab! robust, and
very usable, plus figure53 have really good support - i fondly remember
receiving an answer to a problem i had within 25 minutes, on a sunday!
it's a bit pricey if you need all the bells and whistles, though.
you will need at least the "pro audio" license iirc, the free one is
limited to stereo i think.
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