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On Sun, 13 May 2012, Fons Adriaensen wrote:
> On Sun, May 13, 2012 at 12:20:45PM -0400, Rick Green wrote:

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>> On Sun, 13 May 2012, Fons Adriaensen wrote:

>>

>>> If you have an Ardour bus called 'export' then jack_export will connect

>>> to it.

>>

>>   That's my question.  The export bus can have multiple input channels,

>> but its output is just stereo, (and it's totally unclear how those

>> multiple inputs are panned across the stereo) so how is jack_export any

>> different from ardour's export of the master bus?  Or does jack_export

>> somehow detect what individual tracks are connected to the INPUT of the

>> export bus, and produce a multitrack WAVEX of those tracks?

>

> The 'export' bus can have any number of outputs.

> Just open the output dialog and click 'Add' as many times

> as required. Then bypass the default multichannel panner.

>

> If you are doing a multichannel mix then you would normally

> use the 'export' bus as the master output but you don't have

> to. You could create it just to collect all the signals you

> want to export.

>

  Thanks! I'm starting to get the idea.  That multichannel panner is pretty

cryptic, so I'm glad to bypass it and just use the bus channels 1:1.

--

Rick Green
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