I have noticed that the new Convolution Reverb will load .wav files but not .aif files.
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This is blatant discrimination against Mac users with our many aif files.
(Okay....I'm only half-joking)
Please fix this in an update.
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@cm said:
file - save as - .wav (note: 4 channels, canonical format)
Thanks, but I'm not sure what you mean...
- "save as"... in what app?
(Sure, one can convert files somehow, but it would be nice if VS accepted more than just .wav's)
- Canonical format - where can I find info on this format?
Normal stereo .wav IR files also seem to load. Are these not "as good" as 4 channel files? There is not really enough info in the Vienna Suite manual about file types etc. All the functions are mentioned but more detail would definitely be welcome.
Regards - Colin
configure the file in your preferred audio editor - then save the file as 4 channel wave (no nifty extended format)
more details here http://community.vsl.co.at/forums/p/21522/147166.aspx#147166
a convolution engine cannot *understand* any audio format you could *throw on it* - some rules apply ;-)
hth, christian
Well, i must agree... its kinda clumsy and awkward having to do it "manually" it would be a very needed addition to just load up 2 stereofiles and have the plugin "do it " for you.
Personally, i only have Cubase4 and Adobe Audition, and neither has a easy way of making a 4 channel wav.
I dont even think Audition can do it, and in cubase you have to export the audio out as a 4 channel wav, only after configuring the outputbusses to allow for a multichannel file first.
So ...i guess its not as easy as "Save as..."....? At least, i didnt figure it out in an obvious way, but then again...im a complete moron when it comes to anything else than stereo....:P