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2010/05/18 18:14:09
Rootdogg
What do you consider a "surround" plugin, James?

I have just been using normal plugins, I suppose, like reverb and compression.  I have used the surround compressor though, forget which one.  I will repost should I have a similar experience.  Which plugins would you recommend playing around with in SONAR?  Are the plugins you are referring to 3rd party software?
2010/05/19 01:10:24
jamescollins
A surround plugin I guess is a single plugin with 6 inputs and 6 outputs (for 5.1 that is). The problem with Sonar is that it's designed to adapt stereo plugins for surround ie. it simply inserts 6 instances of the plugin, linking the controls. So when you insert an actual surround plugin with 6 ins and 6 outs, it still inserts 6 instances of that plugin and creates a big mess!

The Sonitus plugins work fine with surroundbridge, but I haven't had any luck with any other 3rd party plugs, eg. Waves, Izotope etc. I really hope it's me that's the problem. I was fiddling around with it again today, and discovered all is well with a track soloed, but when everything is in the mix, that's when the delay is introduced. Sounds like some manual delay compensation is needed...help anyone?



2016/07/30 12:24:48
enlikil
Are you still doing surround? i'm curious on what dts encoder or method you were using?
I'm looking at doing some.
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