[QLab] multi track files and Logic 8

[David Wilson]

I'm still on 7, so don't know if this translates.
Set all your tracks to Surround output. For each channel, set the  
surround panner to a speaker location-
L,R,RR,RL, center, etc. In Logic 7, the center channel is defaulted  
full, and LFE (sub) is set to infinity.
To set a LFE level, double click on the surround panner for the  
channel, in the pop up window, you can set the LFE and center level  
there.

Once you've got everything panned, in the bounce dialog, select  
surround (for 8 channels you'll want 7.1)
you'll wind up with 8 bounced tracks for each speaker, each with an  
extension .L, .R, .RR, etc...
In prefs you can change the extension that means something to you.

This saves so much time, I used to do it the way you described.


On Oct 8, 2007, at 9:30 PM, qlab-request at lists.figure53.com wrote:

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> From: "adam mccready" <apmccready at googlemail.com>
> Subject: [QLab] Multi Track Files and Logic8
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> Hi all, i am wanting to playback a project from Logic8 with different
> instruments on different outputs, for instance violins in rear  
> speakers with
> piano at the front and percussion in the sides, say 8 outputs in  
> total and
> wondered if anyone has acheived this with any success beyond  
> bouncing the
> project down several times with different tracks muted and then  
> firing the
> resulting versions all together in a group cue, i was hoping for a  
> less time
> consuming and more elegant option. Any suggestions?Cheers, Adam.
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David Wilson
Brandeis Theater Company
Brandeis University
Waltham, MA




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