The DSP800 plug-in is made specifically for processing the audio signal of the Sennheiser MKH 800 Twin microphone. The DSP800 will take the two channels out of the Sennheiser MKH 800 Twin and process them to give a mono signal with a controlable polar pattern between omnidirectional and figure-8 (bidirectional). The DSP800 plug-in also provides a stereo mode where its output is made of two back to back cardioid microphones.
The DSP800 plug-in is available in VST and Audio Unit format for Mac OS X.
VST Host Application Compatibility
Audacity, AudioMulch 2 (generic GUI only), BIAS Peak, Cycling '74 MaxMSP, Cockos Reaper, Hairersoft Amadeus Pro, Plogue Bidule, Steinberg Cubase 3, Cubase 4, Nuendo 3, Nuendo 4, MaxMSP
Audio Unit Host Application Compatibility
Apple Logic, Apple Soundtrack Pro, Audiofile Engineering Wave Editor, BIAS Peak, Freeverse Sound Studio 3, Hairersoft Amadeus Pro, Plogue Bidule, TwistedWave
Although initially inspired by and designed for the Sennheiser MKH 800 Twin microphone, the DSP800 plug-in can also be used with the Pearl ELM-A microphone.
The DSP800 plug-in is made with SonicBirth, an object-oriented programming environment for the creation of Audio Unit and VST plug-ins for Mac OS X. The Windows OS equivalent of SonicBirth would be SynthMaker.
The DSP800 plug-in, and the information on this page, are provided as is,
without any guarantee regarding performance or end result. Ambisonic Studio and Daniel Courville are not associated with the manufacturer, distributors or vendors of the Sennheiser MKH 800 Twin microphone or the Pearl ELM-A microphone. |
