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Date2016-11-02 07:39
FromGleb
SubjectMultiple output files
Hi folks!

One of my friends used to make sound production for films. Since there are
different standards for sound in cinema, TV, etc. they have some crazy
template in ProTools to have several downmixes with different levels and
balances.

The question: Is it possible to create a set of downmixes in Csound with one
run? So you hit render and get say 10 different wave files (sampling rate
and bit depth are always 48kHz - 24 and never change).

The only solution I see is to have an array or function table of downmix
parameters and then manually or automatically run Csound again to again.
  

   



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Date2016-11-02 08:35
FromAnton Kholomiov
SubjectRe: Multiple output files
You can use fout to save the audio to files instead of sending them to csound master bus with out.
You can have as many fout's as you want.

2016-11-02 10:39 GMT+03:00 Gleb <gleb.rogozinsky@gmail.com>:
Hi folks!

One of my friends used to make sound production for films. Since there are
different standards for sound in cinema, TV, etc. they have some crazy
template in ProTools to have several downmixes with different levels and
balances.

The question: Is it possible to create a set of downmixes in Csound with one
run? So you hit render and get say 10 different wave files (sampling rate
and bit depth are always 48kHz - 24 and never change).

The only solution I see is to have an array or function table of downmix
parameters and then manually or automatically run Csound again to again.






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Interactive Arts Department
Saint-Petersburg University of Film and Television

Deputy Director of Medialab
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Date2016-11-02 09:26
FromGleb
SubjectRe: Multiple output files
Thanks, Anton! That's great!!! )



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Date2016-11-02 10:48
Fromjoachim heintz
SubjectRe: Multiple output files
yes, i'd use fout, with different settings in different instruments perhaps.
you can even automatically create file names with the string opcodes.

	joachim



On 02/11/16 09:35, Anton Kholomiov wrote:
> You can use fout to save the audio to files instead of sending them to
> csound master bus with out.
> You can have as many fout's as you want.
>
> 2016-11-02 10:39 GMT+03:00 Gleb :
>
>> Hi folks!
>>
>> One of my friends used to make sound production for films. Since there are
>> different standards for sound in cinema, TV, etc. they have some crazy
>> template in ProTools to have several downmixes with different levels and
>> balances.
>>
>> The question: Is it possible to create a set of downmixes in Csound with
>> one
>> run? So you hit render and get say 10 different wave files (sampling rate
>> and bit depth are always 48kHz - 24 and never change).
>>
>> The only solution I see is to have an array or function table of downmix
>> parameters and then manually or automatically run Csound again to again.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> -----
>> Gleb Rogozinsky, PhD
>> Associated Professor
>> Interactive Arts Department
>> Saint-Petersburg University of Film and Television
>>
>> Deputy Director of Medialab
>> Saint-Petersburg University of Telecommunications
>> --
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Date2016-11-02 11:58
FromMichael Gogins
SubjectRe: Multiple output files

You could probably do this with a high Sr then downsample for several fout files.

Regards,
Mike


On Nov 2, 2016 3:40 AM, "Gleb" <gleb.rogozinsky@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi folks!

One of my friends used to make sound production for films. Since there are
different standards for sound in cinema, TV, etc. they have some crazy
template in ProTools to have several downmixes with different levels and
balances.

The question: Is it possible to create a set of downmixes in Csound with one
run? So you hit render and get say 10 different wave files (sampling rate
and bit depth are always 48kHz - 24 and never change).

The only solution I see is to have an array or function table of downmix
parameters and then manually or automatically run Csound again to again.






-----
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Associated Professor
Interactive Arts Department
Saint-Petersburg University of Film and Television

Deputy Director of Medialab
Saint-Petersburg University of Telecommunications
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