Interoperability and regions export feature implementation
Maxime Lecoq <[email protected]> Wed, 29 Aug 2018 20:32:23 +0200
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Hi,
I currently faced the need to inter-operate with others /DAW/ (like
/Reaper/ and /Protools/) for music film mixing (cinema).
The solution our team used was to import/export stems (thanks to the
nice /Ardour/ export stems feature).
A downside of this solution is the size of the generated stems files
especially when you have to share them using Internet (using a 80KB/s
upload connexion!).
A smarter solution would be to export all regions to /BWF/ /wav/ files.
In our case, the size reduction gain was over 70%.
/BWF/ is well supported by /Ardour/, /Reaper/ and /Protools/.
(I can't find any /Cubase/ support for this feature).
Additional future/BW64///MBWF/ support would simply this operation.
As you certainly know, regions export can be achieve track by track in
the current /Ardour/ version (5.12, dev 6-pre0).
I'm now trying to develop an /Ardour/ feature allowing to do it all at on=
ce.
As I have seen, the infrastructure is already designed to receive such a
feature (Editor::export_region, ARDOUR::export_handler...).
Please let me know if someone is already working on this?
Also feel free to give me some advice to help me understand the involved
source code.
I have to make sequence diagrams to help me follow the execution flow.
About comments, I can't find so much in the source code.
Is there a particular reason for that?
May I comment/document (/Doxygen/) what I write directly in .cc files?
Best regards,
Maxime Lecoq.
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Hi,<br>
<br>
I currently faced the need to inter-operate with others <i>DAW</i>
(like <i>Reaper</i> and <i>Protools</i>) for music film mixing
(cinema).<br>
The solution our team used was to import/export stems (thanks to the
nice <i>Ardour</i> export stems feature).<br>
A downside of this solution is the size of the generated stems files
especially when you have to share them using Internet (using a
80KB/s upload connexion!).<br>
<br>
A smarter solution would be to export all regions to <i>BWF</i> <i>wav</i>
files.<br>
In our case, the size reduction gain was over 70%.<br>
<i>BWF</i> is well supported by <i>Ardour</i>, <i>Reaper</i> and <i>Protools</i>.<br>
(I can't find any <i>Cubase</i> support for this feature).<br>
Additional future<i> BW64</i>/<i>MBWF</i> support would simply this
operation.<br>
<br>
As you certainly know, regions export can be achieve track by track
in the current <i>Ardour</i> version (5.12, dev 6-pre0).<br>
I'm now trying to develop an <i>Ardour</i> feature allowing to do
it all at once.<br>
As I have seen, the infrastructure is already designed to receive
such a feature (Editor::export_region, ARDOUR::export_handler...).<br>
<br>
Please let me know if someone is already working on this?<br>
Also feel free to give me some advice to help me understand the
involved source code.<br>
I have to make sequence diagrams to help me follow the execution
flow.<br>
<br>
About comments, I can't find so much in the source code.<br>
Is there a particular reason for that?<br>
May I comment/document (<i>Doxygen</i>) what I write directly in .cc
files?<br>
<br>
Best regards,<br>
Maxime Lecoq.<br>
<br>
<br>
<br>
<br>
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