Related to this question (below), is there a better way to send each
instrument out to a different asio channel for "live" performance that
could work with the fout/soundout as suggested?.  What I've been doing
is controlling these instruments using the sequencer (Sonar) and now I
am taking those tracks for further processing.

I'm wondering what a strategy would be for creating an orchestra that
could be used in real-time and then maybe had some switch (a line of
code or something) when you wanted to record a performance in multiple
stereo tracks, one per instrument.

On Sat, May 10, 2008 at 7:56 PM, Charles Gran <chasgran@gmail.com> wrote:
> I'm working on a piece that has 7 stereo instruments.  I want to
>  continue to work on the audio in a DAW (I'm using Sonar4 on XP).  What
>  I've been doing is sending each instrument to it's own out.  So
>  instrument 7 ends:
>
>  outc ganull, ganull, ganull, ganull, ganull, ganull, ganull, ganull,
>  ganull, ganull, ganull, ganull, a1, a1
>
>  and what I am getting is a 14 channel wave file.  This is fine, when I
>  import this into Sonar I get 16 mono files.  But it would be nice if I
>  could get to 8 stereo files more easily.  For now I can export them
>  from Sonar and create the files I need, but I was wondering if csound
>  could make the stereo files for me, rather than the single
>  multi-channel file.
>
>  Charles
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