Augustine Bannatyne - Leudar

I have asked this before and am just wondering if there's any new developments. I am looking for DBAP externals/solutions that include height. I am aware of Jamoma though Im not sure if this is capable of mapping elevation as well. I basically would want to to be able to map irregular speaker locations, from straight lines of speakers , to very irregular arrays with speaker sin odd locations covering large areas, and pan between these speakers using amplitude panning. At the moment I do this with ICSTs ambisonic equivalent panners but , it works, but they are basically designed for peripheral speaker arrays so am looking to change . Any suggestions aprt from Jamoma ? Anyone use A-objects or MIAP for this ?

 I have asked this before and am just wondering if there's any new developments. I am looking for DBAP externals/solutions that include height. I am aware of Jamoma though Im not sure if this is capable of mapping elevation as well. I basically would want to to be able to map irregular speaker locations, from straight lines of speakers , to very irregular arrays with speaker sin odd locations covering large areas,  and pan between these speakers using amplitude panning. At the moment I do this with ICSTs ambisonic equivalent panners but , it works, but they are basically designed for peripheral speaker arrays so am looking to change . Any suggestions aprt from Jamoma  ? Anyone use A-objects or MIAP for this ?

 I have asked this before and am just wondering if there's any new developments. I am looking for DBAP externals/solutions that include heig

current-options-for-dbap

You can use [j.dbap] from the jamoma package (Jamoma v1.0.1 | build 79a47f8).

Works well for me, with elevetion too (Max 8.0.5 - Mac OS 10.14.4).

Hi Augustine, 
You can use [j.dbap] from the jamoma package (Jamoma  v1.0.1  |  build 79a47f8).
Works well for me, with elevetion too (Max 8.0.5 - Mac OS 10.14.4).
François


Great tx Francois Ive been looking to try Jamoma for a while. Im assuming you can change trajectories in realtime and automate them too .

Although François when I try and install Jamoma it says not supported by 64 bit windowsin package manager and if i try and download from giyhub it wont load the externals giving error 126.

Although  François  when I try and install Jamoma it says not supported by 64 bit windowsin package manager and if i try and download from giyhub it wont load the externals giving error 126.

Hi François yes Ive been there. Their 64 bit windows stuff doesnt really work apparently :

http://www.jamoma.org/forums/developers/?place=msg%2Fjamoma-dev%2FYSwUuGWiJZ4%2F4h43938PBAAJ

Max 32bit Jamoma doesnt seem to work on a 64 bit windows system either - package manager wont install it on a 64 bit windows system either. Looks like this was mainly developed for mac. Which basically leaves SPAT... expensive.....

Hi  François  yes Ive been there. Their 64 bit windows stuff doesnt really work apparently :

Although according to this page spat for max is free ?

http://forumnet.ircam.fr/shop/en/forumnet/49-spat.html

Although according to this page spat for max is free ? 

https://beta.forum.ircam.fr/article/detail/quoi_de_neuf/

http://forumnet.ircam.fr/ircam-forum-license/?lang=en

For your use case, I'd recommend the "KNN" panning (in spat dialect) which can be seen as a generalization of DBAP. Works for arbitrary speaker layouts.

https://beta.forum.ircam.fr/article/detail/quoi_de_neuf/
http://forumnet.ircam.fr/ircam-forum-license/?lang=en

For your use case, I'd recommend the "KNN" panning (in spat dialect) which can be seen as a generalization of DBAP. Works for arbitrary speaker layouts.

yeah I was looking at that, nearest neighbour etc . Theres a few "exotic" panning methods there Im looking forward to exploring.

Current options for DBAP