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Conversely, if you have loaded a mono .wav file and you select one of the stereo outputs e.g.
Stereo 1 & 2
, then outputs
1
and
2
will both play the same mono audio. If however you select a
mono output e.g.
Mono 1
, then the mono audio will be played out to
Mono 1
.
You can play more than one .wav file out on the same ASIO output channels (or the DirectShow
‘default’ channels) at the same time and this can be very useful if you wish to mix background
music with, for instance, a voiceover.
Playing Multiple Playlists
Different audio Playlists can be sent to different outputs. This would be useful if you wanted to play
different music in different areas of a venue. To do this, create the playlist in the usual way and then
right click to the right of
Aud:
Wave
to select the required output(s).
Routing Audio Inputs to Audio Outputs
Using ASIO, you can route audio from any of the inputs on the multi I/O card(s) to any outputs on
the card(s), and mix these with any other sound events being played to those outputs.
Depending on the soundcard, you can also use multiple soundcards in the same ShowMagic PC. For
instance, with four M-Audio Delta 1010 cards installed, you can have access to 32 analogue input
channels and 32 analogue output channels, as well as digital inputs & outputs.
To create a sound event that routes an audio input to one or more audio outputs do the following:
1) Highlight an empty sound event button and double-right-click on the ASIO
selector:
2) The sound event buttons will then be replaced by a page of 8 input faders (colored red) and
32 output selector buttons.
3) Click on an input fader to highlight it and then either click on each output selector button (to
turn it from grey to orange) to route the input to those outputs, or right-click in the output
button area to call up a pop-up window and select the output channel(s) from there. To
remove any output from that routing event simply click on the orange output button again to
turn it back to grey. You will notice that when you have selected one or more outputs for an
input, the button below the red input fader turns red.
4) If you are using more than 8 inputs, the other inputs
9
to
16
etc. can be accessed using the
page selector buttons on the bottom left.
5) The faders for each input can be used to select the input level and
In:
and
Out:
values can be
set for the overall fade-in and fade-out times. See "Event Scripts", p.209, for details on how
to set independent levels for each output in an audio routing sound event.
6) When all the settings have been made, right-click anywhere in the bottom input / output
routing area, or click on the
Exit
button, to return to the normal sound event buttons display.
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