This is a recursive problem i have. When i import multi channel 5.1 wave files from Protools, the channels are not in the correct order when played as is, nor when split in separated channels on import (you don’t know what is what as .L .C etc. are not assigned to the correct channels). I really need a way to get rid of this problem. Any ideas ?
Note : Protools export it as LCRLsRsLfe, and these files are correctly read by Sound Forge Pro 10 and Audition
Ableton developers were always on their user forum, even Native Instruments ones are sometimes. I don’t see why Steinberg won’t read us.
About Steinberg not listening to its clients, this is really a situation. We’ll have to figure something one day or another.
But for the few users of 5.1, you’re probably right. I’ll have to figure a Macro combo to reorder the tracks myself. If i got it right, i’ll post it here of course.
I will be setting my control room up for 5.1 in the near future…so I’m maybe not saying very much, but I am paying attention. I will be mixing to 5.1, but my regular audio sources will be Cubase / Nuendo.
I and others will be interested to know what happens, so please keep posting
we are reading the forum, but in order to get support from Steinberg directly, you will have to use the link from ArjanP.
We are trying not to interfere the user-to-user forum.
Coming back to your issue:
The solution should be that in the VST Connection you need to create a “6.0 Cine” Output.
The normal non professional 5.1 Output Setup is L R Lfe Ls Rs.
In your case your should try a Cine 6.0 configuration: L R C Ls Rs Cs
After this Cine 6.0 Setup, you will only have to connect the right Outputs for the imported Tracks and everything should be fine.