Any recommendations for multi-channel audio editors?
Most of them seem to only do stereo.
Given a 5.1 soundcard it would be easy enough to prototype active crossovers
by taking a stereo wav and filtering it into 5 channels:
left and right highpass for the tweeters;
left and right bandpass for the woofers;
summed lowpass for a sub, with appropriate delays.

Of course a Behringer DCX2496 would do it all better
but playing with software can be fun.

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Eiron.

"Eiron" wrote in message


Any recommendations for multi-channel audio editors?

The relevant title is multi-track audio editors.

There are plenty of them, but Audition/CEP is my tool of choice.


Most of them seem to only do stereo.

I don't think so.

Given a 5.1 soundcard it would be easy enough to
prototype active crossovers by taking a stereo wav and
filtering it into 5 channels: left and right highpass for the tweeters;
left and right bandpass for the woofers;
summed lowpass for a sub, with appropriate delays.

Try it, see if you like it.

Of course a Behringer DCX2496 would do it all better
but playing with software can be fun.

Arny Krueger wrote:
"Eiron" wrote in message


Any recommendations for multi-channel audio editors?

The relevant title is multi-track audio editors.

There are plenty of them, but Audition/CEP is my tool of choice.

Thanks. I'll give it a try.

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Eiron