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Set the surround sound tracks to the correct Panning settings

Using the Multi Channel Panner Windows

track order

L,R,C,LFE,LS,RS

To see the panning larger select the Output Window Button shown here

Set the Lfe Channel to this setting

 

Set it to "Zero" or Unity - this picture shows the LFE

slider set to -infinity of nothing. Turn up the slider

till you get a "0" in the LFE window.

Set the 5.1Printmaster and the LtRt Rec track to "R" record



Note the routing on the Printmaster and LtrtEncoder and Ltrt Rec
All channels out feed the 5.1 Rec out and 5.1 Rec out feeds the Ltrt Encoder that track is encoded using the SurCode Plug in and that track feeds the Ltrt Rec track that feeds out via the 5.1 path for monitoring
Must be set just like this example to work.

See this example to show the panning of all the audio outputs for 5.1-all channels should have a panning assignment like this

Click on the SurCode Plugin to make sure the encoding is turned on

Example of how the "Surcode" Plug in should be set

 

Click on the ENCODE side tab to make sure it's active

 

Should be highlighted in white

 

Also make sure the MODE is set to Pro Logic

Open the Transport tool Go to Window>
Transport

Click the Red Record button and then the blue Play button to start the playback and recording of the LtRt and 5.1 outputs

The outputs will be created in real time and can be monitored in the mix window so one can see the process working.

 

 

NOTE THAT YOU WILL ONLY SEE TWO TRACKS RECORDING. That means that it's working it's mixing down the 6 tracks to two LtRt tracks. If you see more than two tracks recording in the LtRt record window it's not working correctly and the SurCode encoder is not enabled. Make sure the ENCODE side is highlighted in the SurCode plugin window

Once finished the tracks will look like 6 channels shown here.

BUT ONLY TWO HAVE AUDIO ON THEM THE Left and the Right

We want to export the LtRt as an interleaved .wav of only the Left and Right Channels

To do this right click on the LtRt track and choose Split into Mono

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