[QLab] Surround Effects

[Jim Carroll]

I used a series of fades to do this last year for Wizard of Oz. The  
twister was created by firing the sound cue and then fading in the 4  
channels in sequence to give the effect of the pan. I played with the  
timing to move the storm through the house. By repeating the sound as  
it built with a shorter fade-in times, the twister picked up speed  
and had the effect of reverb. It let the cow MOOO from L to R across  
the stage and Dorothy's voice to zoom around the house.

Jim Carroll

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On Jul 9, 2007, at 10:45 AM, Paul Gotch wrote:

>
> What would be extremely nice is if instead of the standard matrix  
> mixer you
> could put in a surround sound panner Audio Unit where the position  
> of the
> sound in the field could be automated using a "pan" cue with the  
> sound cue
> as its target.