QS script for stereo synth???

aludra · Dec 12, 2006

Speaking of synthesizing quad from stereo using QS....I sure wish we all could talk LUCANU the designer of the QS script to come up with a killer LIVE realtime synth script based on the QS design....Man would that ever be the bomb!!!
LUCANU are you out there????? Happy Holidaze everyone!!!
Mike

Lucanu · Dec 14, 2006

Thanks Mike, I'm working on that, and one for a SQ LIVE decoding, but both need a lot of power on a pc for achieve good results.

It will work on AA 2.0...

Oh, happy xmas everybody.

kempfand · Dec 14, 2006

For live upmixing of Stereo to Quad or 5.0/5.1 using QS,
I can recommond you try one of the QS decoding bidules
published on www.dtsac3.com

For examples the QST bidule
(which is in section / Guides / Plogue Guides /

Cheers,
Andreas

deepsky4565 · Dec 17, 2006

I have searched at dtsac3 and could not find any information about live upmixing. Can this be done with any of the bidules? I don't have lots of time to mess with things, but would like to hear live processing and how it compares to analog processors. Thanks!

kempfand · Dec 17, 2006

The software used to play these bidule patches is Plogue Bidule. Its mainly intended for live playback / upmixing / working on audio streams.

As with every sw application, it takes time to get up to speed with it (as does using Audition for example). It has a graphical interface and is intuitive to use. If you are experienced using various sw, I'd say you can uee it after playing around 1 hour. If you use audio sw occasionly here and there, you might take a few additional hours.

mandrix · Mar 13, 2007

kempfand said:
The software used to play these bidule patches is Plogue Bidule. Its mainly intended for live playback / upmixing / working on audio streams.

As with every sw application, it takes time to get up to speed with it (as does using Audition for example). It has a graphical interface and is intuitive to use. If you are experienced using various sw, I'd say you can uee it after playing around 1 hour. If you use audio sw occasionly here and there, you might take a few additional hours.

...but when you do get up to speed, WOW! Anyone willing to spend enough
time and learn, will be surprised. Quite a while back I did "Low Spark Of High
Heeled Boys" with a Plogue setup , and the result was discrete as all get out.
That got me hooked.
If you want the instant gratification of buying a disc (from what is available)
then, cool. (I buy DVDA/SACD.)

But everything you like isn't available (in multichannel), and that is what
started me on this quest.
I love it.