Re: BUG: PT 6.2.2 fake-loading of true stereo files

null@example.com (Marc Verhoeven) — Wed, 17 Oct 2018 09:28:36 +0000

I see there is some work done on this problem in 6.3, great, thanks! (but still found a problem)
To load a true stereo Impulse Repsonse you have to drop the left channel file onto the interface (or use the menu from the Reverb to load a .WAV).
Dots : "." are no problem anymore!
Supported name formats I found so far:
-L.wav & -R.wav
-L.wav & -R.wav
.L.wav & .R.wav
Not working: _L.wav & _R.wav. No biggie, but it's the naming-format used by Liquidsonics Reverberate. Would be handy if you could add this.

But there's still a real problem: if you drop a wav-file that's named in a correct way, thus ending in e.g. -L.wav Pianoteq always tells you that it loaded a 2x2(true stereo) file, also when the corresponding -R.wav is missing. This seems a bit of a non issue, but errors are very easy made with file naming, so a file-pair that's named 2,4s Very Small Hall -L and 2,4s Very Small Mall -R will seem to load while in fact it just loaded the -L. I think it would be best if PT could check for the presence of the -R file during load, and would inform the user of an error (-R file not found).

Thanks!

BUG: PT 6.2.2 fake-loading of true stereo files

null@example.com (Marc Verhoeven) — Wed, 01 Aug 2018 08:08:04 +0000

When you load a stereo IR in PT 6.2.2 the program now always tells you you loaded a truestereo(TS) 2x2 stereo channels file, even when you loaded a normal 2 channel IR.
Problem: impossible to know if your TS IR loaded correctly.

This is clearly wrong, can't make a real true stereo IR (which has 4 channels) out of a stereo (2 channels) IR.

Some links about the subject: https://www.avosound.com/en/tutorials/c...and-stereo
https://www.liquidsonics.com/knowledge-...opologies/

Back to 6.2.1 for the moment.

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BUG: PT 6.2.2 fake-loading of true stereo files