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Table of Contents DISCLAIMER......................................................................................................................................7 FCC DECLARATION (USA ONLY) FOR HURON WORKSTATION.......................................9 WARRANTY......................................................................................................................................11 TABLE OF CONTENTS ..................................................................................................................13 INTRODUCTION TO THE HURON .............................................................................................23 AN OVERVIEW OF THE HURON DIGITAL AUDIO WORKSTATION ...............................25 FEATURES .........................................................................................................................................26 APPLICATIONS ..................................................................................................................................26 THE HURON HARDWARE............................................................................................................27 HURON HARDWARE COMPONENTS ...................................................................................................27 STARTING THE HURON......................................................................................................................29 INSTALLING NEW HARDWARE COMPONENTS ...................................................................................30 INSTALLING AT ADD-IN CARDS .......................................................................................................31 CONNECTING AUDIO INPUTS AND OUTPUTS TO THE HURON ......................................35 ADDING ADDITIONAL I/O CARDS .....................................................................................................36 THE HURON SOFTWARE COMPONENTS................................................................................37 HURON SYSTEM TOOLS ....................................................................................................................37 HURON SIMULATION TOOLS .............................................................................................................37 HURON ENGINEERING TOOLS ...........................................................................................................37 HURON PROGRAMMING TOOLS.........................................................................................................38 LAKE SOFTWARE DESIGN SERVICE...................................................................................................38 INSTALLING NEW SOFTWARE COMPONENTS ....................................................................39 GENERAL INSTALLATION ..................................................................................................................39 HURON SOFTWARE VERSION 3.2 ......................................................................................................39 INTRODUCTION TO THE SYSTEM TOOLS .............................................................................41 THE VRACK TOOL.........................................................................................................................43 INTRODUCTION .................................................................................................................................43 FEATURES .........................................................................................................................................43 OPERATION .......................................................................................................................................44 STARTING .........................................................................................................................................44 CHECKING CONFIGURATION .............................................................................................................45 CONFIGURATION FUNCTIONS............................................................................................................46 CONFIGURATION...............................................................................................................................47 LAUNCHING TOOLS...........................................................................................................................47 DISPLAYING, HIDING AND TERMINATING TOOLS..............................................................................48 HURON TECHNICAL MANUAL PAGE 13
Page 1: Huron Technical Manual Software ver
Page 5: Copyright © 1995-2003 Lake Technol
Page 9: FCC Declaration (USA only) for Huro
Page 14 and 15: TABLE OF CONTENTS WORKSPACES ......
Page 16 and 17: TABLE OF CONTENTS STARTING ........
Page 18 and 19: TABLE OF CONTENTS SAVING A MAKE ROO
Page 20 and 21: TABLE OF CONTENTS READING SIM FILES
Page 22 and 23: TABLE OF CONTENTS HURON TECHNICAL R
Page 25 and 26: An Overview of the Huron Digital Au
Page 27 and 28: Huron Hardware Components The Huron
Page 29 and 30: ↓ Setting up the Hardware Startin
Page 31 and 32: Installing AT Add-In Cards If the H
Page 33: INTRODUCTION TO THE HURON 4. Edit t
Page 36 and 37: ↓ Connecting ADAT I/O Adding Addi
Page 38 and 39: Huron Programming Tools Lake Softwa
Page 40 and 41: ↓ Changes to the Windows 2000 Env
Page 43 and 44: Introduction Features The VRack Too
Page 45 and 46: Checking Configuration ↓ To check
Page 47 and 48: Tip: Channel Names are saved along
Page 49 and 50: ↓ To save a workspace under a new
Page 51 and 52: Introduction Features Operation Sta
Page 53 and 54: Valid Patching ↓ To de-select a s
Page 55: ↓ To pin a patchset ↓ To unpin
Page 58 and 59: Operation Starting ↓ To access th
Page 60 and 61: Viewing Digital Input Status ↓ To
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Removing Channels from a Group ↓
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Introduction to the Simulation Tool
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An overview of the Simulation Tools
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THE SIMULATION TOOLS Soundscape thr
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Calibrating Speaker Arrays THE SIMU
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Starting ↓ To access BinScape Edi
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Source name Primary location channe
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Custom Head Filter Specifications C
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Starting ↓ To access the Space Ar
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Removing an Object ↓ To remove th
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Placing the Observer ↓ To adjust
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Adding Room Reverberation ↓ To ad
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Features Operation AniScape The Ani
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Features Operation Starting The Sou
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Note: The first two elements in the
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Adding Room Reverberation ↓ To ad
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Features Operation Starting ↓ To
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Adding and Editing a Listener ↓ T
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Features Operation Starting The Bin
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Selecting and Changing a Head Relat
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Features Operation MultiScape The M
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Figure 36 — The MultiScape add so
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Figure 37 — MultiScape add speake
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Adding Editing and Removing Headpho
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Room Map Function ↓ To access the
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No Room simulation ↓ To select No
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Features Operation HeadScape HeadSc
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Figure 42 — HeadScape’s add ERT
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HURON1 3840 0.0 0 1.5 0 3.0 0 4.5 0
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Features Operation Sonic Animator S
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Starting ↓ To create a new scene
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↓ To import a Locator script ↓
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↓ To change a track’s propertie
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External MTC Synchronisation ↓ Co
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Features The Locator The Locator to
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Moving a Listener Object or Sound O
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↓ To record a Locator Script Summ
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Hardware Connection ↓ Note: When
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Starting ↓ To access WavePlayer-2
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Optimising System Performance ↓ A
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Starting ↓ To access the WavePlay
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Features Make Room Make Room is a v
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↓ To select an Output mode Select
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↓ To set the sample rate ↓ To s
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↓ To generate the impulse signals
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Initialisation SNAP Commands Genera
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AniScape Commands Parameter Descrip
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OTHER SIMULATION TOOLS SNAPGetSourc
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OTHER SIMULATION TOOLS SNAPMultiSet
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OTHER SIMULATION TOOLS This command
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OTHER SIMULATION TOOLS SNAPVMxGetIn
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Parameter Description OTHER SIMULAT
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WavePlayer Commands Parameter Descr
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OTHER SIMULATION TOOLS in long lWav
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Locator Commands General Commands S
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Note: All doors should have at leas
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Introduction to the Engineering Too
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Figure 52 — Overview of the Convo
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↓ To select the type of filter to
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↓ To remove a FIR filter from the
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Summary THE ENGINEERING TOOLS When
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96kHz Filters Filter Type Number Fi
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Introduction Features Operation The
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Inputs ↓ To change the number of
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Generating Test Signals ↓ To crea
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Summary THE ENGINEERING TOOLS • T
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THE ENGINEERING TOOLS • 1 96kHz D
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Introduction to the SIM Tools The S
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THE ENGINEERING TOOLS • Most Lake
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THE ENGINEERING TOOLS Menu Item Con
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↓ To convert or create a SIM file
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↓ To display the magnitude of a c
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Cutvec Windows Interface ↓ To sta
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↓ To produce overlap ↓ To trans
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↓ To generate a window function
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↓ To generate a noise signal ↓
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THE ENGINEERING TOOLS 6. Type the l
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THE ENGINEERING TOOLS 6. Type the f
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Figure 77 — The Plotwsim main int
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↓ To set up a printer Note: The f
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↓ To change the range of the X ax
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Introduction Features Operation ↓
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Usage Wavtosim Wavtosim is a comman
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Introduction Uniform Window Bartlet
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Blackman-Harris Window a( 0) = 0. 3
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Features Applications Introduction
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THE EQUALISATION TOOLS Menu Item Co
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Loading EQ Canvasses ↓ To load a
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↓ To move a Slider ↓ To adjust
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↓ To select a filter length 1. Se
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↓ To zoom into a section of canva
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↓ To set Lake EQ to use Optimum P
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96kHz Filters THE EQUALISATION TOOL
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Other Tools This section introduces
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Starting ↓ To access the VMixer
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↓ To adjust the gain of an audio
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Controlling VMixer Remotely Summary
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↓ To select which pair of inputs
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Altering the XYZ Balance ↓ To alt
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Operation Starting ↓ To access I/
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Testing Signal to Noise Ratios ↓
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Huron Technical Reference The Huron
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HURON TECHNICAL REFERENCE files tha
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Huron Technical Specifications 16 B
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Figure 101 — Frequency Response o
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D-62 Connector Specifications HURON
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HURON TECHNICAL REFERENCE • Alway
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↓ To achieve the best results in
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Binaural HRTF HURON TECHNICAL REFER
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Linear Phase HURON TECHNICAL REFERE
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VRack Autostart ↓ To auto-start V
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