#SURROUND PANNER FOR WAVES NX DRIVER#

Who else is goofing around with surround headphones? I'll test my Waves NX plugin later. Ok, sometimes I can hear some light flams or artifacts, but for now I would guess that's because I randomly connected the outputs instead of looking up a proper setup reference document (saying this because sometimes 'panning' the audio 'hard behind' seems to be more precise than panning 'front-standard', so.) I'm hoping that, from there, minor tweaks and validation will be needed when listening to this project on a real surround setup). my first time ever on surround, but I could feel enough the movement in 'space' and thought it was precise enough to actually try stuff out. I then fooled around using the surround panner and I thought it was actually pretty good (Ok. Sonar detected enough stereo outputs on the Sennheiser to allow myself to quickly goof around with 5.1 up to 7.1 configurations. No snap-crackle-pop-fests going! Clear, un-interrupted audio flow right away. or anything at all for that matter, even after 60 minutes of failed tweaking.)

#SURROUND PANNER FOR WAVES NX DRIVER#

Plugged it in 15 minutes ago, fired up Sonar (I know, but I always adored that name.), tried the WASAPI (shared) driver (never got anything to work properly with onboard audio devices ever before. So, after about 20 minutes online shopping, I chose theВ Sennheiser PC373D and clicked 'order' and thought 'hey, pretty shure it won't be usable as-is with any DAW.

and I just thought about finally giving a shot to basic and affordable surround technology (well. KNOXVILLE, TN, JanuWaves Audio, a leading provider of digital signal processing solutions, is now shipping Waves Nx, a Virtual Mix Room plugin that puts you in the sweet spot everywhere you go.

Just a quick comment: I decided last week to buy a new Mic/Headset combo for my regular work in IT.

Surround panner for waves nx