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Experimenting with dual audio cards for surround production. Am having strange problems. #1 problem is no matter what my input level, there's always clipping. The rears are using onboard audio and it's clipping bad. That can usually mostly be repaired in Adobe Audition. The fronts are using an old Sound Blaster Live!. It seems to be compressing everything to -3.5dB. It's not clipping, it's ...

Re: Finally I decoded QS recordings with Adobe Audition Hi Dylan and Lucanu, when can we expect to get the QS script for the Adobe Audition 2.0 Thanks in advance Walter

Quote: Originally Posted by QUADradial Open that file in the edit view. Then go to effects/filters/graphic phase shifter and apply a -90 degree shift with the Channel set to "both." When I apply a -90 degree shift, the back-left and back-right channels are swapped in the result. When I apply a +90 degree shift, ...

I have updated the SQ and QS scripts to run with Audition 3. Have also adjusted the small guides / walk-through I created before. Enjoy, Andreas

Hi guys this might seem like an odd request but anyway here goes.... I used to power my front speakers with a power amp and I could switch the front speakers off and then just listen to the rear speakers. Anyway on a lot of 5.1 music just listening to the rear channels is like listening to a different mix of the track. What I would really want to know is there any software out there that would ...

A friend recently bought a SoundBlaster X-Fi Xtreme Audio sound card and PowerDVD 6 deluxe for DVD-Audio playback. This is all installed on a Windows XP system. The problem is that this setup will not play the MLP track on any DVD-A disc with CPPM encryption. PowerDVD gives an error about being unable to update the CPPM key and only gives access to the DVD-V audio tracks. Non-encrypted DVD Audio...

Re: Can Dynaquad be decoded in Adobe Audition? Quote: Originally Posted by jdmack Well, I hooked up my QD-1 as described above, ran the outputs to my four-input soundcard, fired up Audition and tested it. The only difference between the front and rear outputs was that the left ...

Is that a Quad studio in your pocket or are you just glad to see me. Hey picked up the Zoom H2 today should be good for 4 channel atmosphere recordings Anybody know a sampler you can load your own multi-channel samples in

Hi, I am new here and have had a quick look at the threads about decoding in Adobe Audition. My brain hurts! I don't have Audition but do have SF 9. Is it possible to do similar things in this app? Thanks

I am working on a "pet project" that I finally have found time to do. I have taken the soundtrack from the very rare (you try and find one) "One Trick Pony" late issue LaserDisc with Dolby Surround and am working on putting together a DVD-A for the car. Many think this movie and music are bad, but it really hits a note with me! The surround mix is quite good - it's not super discrete...

Experimenting with dual audio cards for surround production. Am having strange problems. #1 problem is no matter what my input level, there's always clipping. The rears are using onboard audio and it's clipping bad. That can usually mostly be repaired in Adobe Audition. The fronts are using an old Sound Blaster Live!. It seems to be compressing everything to -3.5dB. It's not clipping, it's ...