[QLab] Building a show away from an interface

[Leon Rothenberg]

you can still turn knobs in the levels pane of a sound cue even if  
they are grayed out. you just won't hear anything.


On Mar 18, 2007, at 4:37 PM, Jesse Kriss wrote:

> Hey Alex -
>
> I put together a standalone Max/MSP app a few months ago that does
> what you're talking about, more or less.
>
> It's only set up for 8 channels, but it'll let you mix and pan those 8
> channels however you like.
>
> You can download it here: http://jklabs.net/fakemix/fakemix-002.dmg
>
> - Jesse
>
>
> On 3/18/07, Alex Hawthorn <alex.hawthorn at gmail.com> wrote:
>> Hey all,
>>
>>  I've seen a few mentions of wishing for a way to build a show on  
>> a 16ch
>> system while somewhere away from a 16ch hardware interface.  If  
>> you were to
>> use a program like Soundflower (from Cycling '74) couldn't you  
>> emulate a 16
>> ch system, while passing all the odd channels to your computer's left
>> speaker and all the even channels to the right speaker, and then  
>> simply
>> upload the show onto the show computer and swap the patch from  
>> "Soundflower
>> 16 ch." to "MOTU 24 IO"  or whatever?
>>
>>  Thoughts?
>>
>> Alex
>>  Sound Design student,
>>  NYC
>>
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