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No idea why but the onboard Realtek and my usb headset (probably the same/similar c-media chip in it) never do this on the exact same builds. This was bad on Win10 LTSC 2019 (1809, my preferred build), and is less severe/fixed on 1903 or 1607. Analog output has short dropouts/hiccups/stutters every few minutes or so.and also cuts off a bit of the start of audio.
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so I switch to analog output Windows LTSC 2019 (1809):Ģ. Here is a workaround: but I am not willing to use it because it causes other issues like changing bit rates causes error about it being in use, not to mention running a random exe from the internet 24/7? Nah! So a "kabliiiiiiiing" sound is just "iing", and "biiing" is not even heard at all. Short Windows sounds, for example only play the trailing end of the sound or are not even heard at all.
Using SPDIF (optical) output cuts off the first 1-2 seconds of EVERY audio stream it plays and stutters/dropouts randomly. I would prefer to use the optical (spdif) output, the entire reason I bought the card (my mainboard has no digital outputs at all), but the #1 problem below prevents it.ġ. I am currently running it in 2 channel stereo via analog from rear output (green) to my receiver. He’s worked with Noel Gallagher, Lily Allen, Steam Down, Theon Cross, David Holmes, Paloma Faith, Carly Rae Jepson and many more.I've found very little info about this Xonar SE card on the internet, so I'll just list the problems (and solutions) I have run into with it and hopefully I can sort at least some of it out. It's daunting – but when you're in it, there's nothing like the feeling of being properly surrounded by your mix! About the authorĮmre Ramazanoglu is a London-based songwriter, producer, mixer and programmer who describes his sound as “Dysfunctional Pop”.
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My advice for anyone considering getting into immersive is to download the renderer, learn it backwards, start on headphones and make the leap to an in-room monitoring system as soon as you can. I'm very excited by it and feel very lucky to be working on so much immersive mixing already. I also think that Apple Music’s decision to partner with Dolby is game-changing - they are pushing immersive as the new standard, and that is the most important step in creating a new normal. It's really an amazing time to be involved, and we're even discussing producing a new album project so it can take advantage of Atmos right from the early stages of production. The immersive work I’m doing is mainly for major label singles for both new and very-established artists, as well as some jazz and classical album projects and new UK artists such as Steam Down, Theon Cross and many more.
I spend a lot of effort keeping impact and energy, especially in the binaural render. Technical difficulties aside, I’d describe stereo mixing as like painting a wall - while immersive mixing is more like painting the wall, the ceiling, all the other walls in the room and the empty space between them! You get huge benefits in dynamics, clarity and spaciousness, but it’s easy to make the mixes feel ‘softer’ than the stereo versions and that's not acceptable for me. This can be a challenge when stems are not created carefully or have been mixed in a top-down workflow, and that part just removed for mastering/stem creation. A lot of the major label projects involve working from stems and matching the Atmos mix very closely to the stereo master, but in immersive space. Working in immersive is a really different workflow for the majority of the jobs.
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The GLM software has been vital – it made everything come together and work with zero issues, and the combination of small monitor footprint and significant power is especially valuable to me as I have such limited space. My immersive monitoring set up consists of Genelec 8330s for surrounds, 7360 subs, plus 8320s for elevation. I have great interfaces with a huge I/O count, so sparing the dedicated outs wasn't an issue ¬– and I've managed to keep my Atmos and stereo rigs completely separate.
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I have a small 4 metre x 3 metre mix/production room which was already FULL with my stereo rig! After consulting with Andy Bensley at Genelec we started to spec a sensible 7.2.4 rig that could handle the bass management and would actually fit in the space. I could tell that immersive was a format that the public could easily access, and that the binaural foldowns can actually sound really good in their own right, and to me it had the potential to be a new standard rather than just a premium service – so I started talking to the guys at Dolby, to work out how best to make the move into immersive.
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