On 15 Mar 2006 at 19:40, Alexandre Fenerich wrote:

> I am looking for any panning opcode similar to locsig but for 6 or more channels, and with direct 
> control between, for instance, a1 and a4.. Any clue?

In Csound 4 I found that all the opcodes which works with more than 4 channels does not 
work. Also outq does not work correctly and, if you do some operations with signals, it 
accumulates signals on one or two channels. The only way to work with four channels seems 
to have only four simple signals (operations to these signals can be done in a separate file, 
then you can use outq).
I don't know if these problems are fixed in Csound 5.
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Luca Pavan      pavan@panservice.it
Vilnius - Lithuania
http://webland.panservice.it/musica/pavan
http://www.pavansound.com
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On 15 Mar 2006 at 19:40, Alexandre Fenerich wrote:

> I am looking for any panning opcode similar to locsig but for 6 or more channels, and with direct
> control between, for instance, a1 and a4.. Any clue?

In Csound 4 I found that all the opcodes which works with more than 4 channels does not
work. Also outq does not work correctly and, if you do some operations with signals, it
accumulates signals on one or two channels. The only way to work with four channels seems
to have only four simple signals (operations to these signals can be done in a separate file,
then you can use outq).
I don't know if these problems are fixed in Csound 5.
------------------------------------------------------------
Luca Pavan pavan@panservice.it
Vilnius - Lithuania
http://webland.panservice.it/musica/pavan
http://www.pavansound.com
------------------------------------------------------------


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On Friday 17 March 2006 17:11, Alexandre Fenerich wrote:

> >Also outq does not work correctly and, if you do some operations with signals, it
> >accumulates signals on one or two channels.
>
> In fact, I've found the same problem, using space, locsig or spad3d.
> One of the channels looks to acumulate si gnals, while the others keep
> the same configuration.

Do you have an example that reproduces this ?
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