[Sursound] Re?: Zoom H3-VR anyone?

[Dave Hunt]

Hi,

According to what I've read of the Zoom H3-VR it records B-Format files, converted internally from A-Format.

What Daniel suggests are VST plug-ins. They seem to be 64-bit.

Reaper and Nuendo are probably the best DAW hosts. For First Order Cubase used to be good. I don't know Adobe Audition, so can't comment.

Ciao,

Dave

1. Re?: Zoom H3-VR anyone? (Courville, Daniel)
2. Re: Zoom H3-VR anyone? (Axel Drioli)
Subject: [Sursound] Re : Zoom H3-VR anyone?
Date: 18 November 2018 17:19:46 GMT
Hi there,
Use the Zoom software for A to B-Format conversion.
Once in B-Format, the choices are numerous. For 1st order to binaural decoding, there's Harpex, of course. https://harpex.net
But also have a look at the IEM plug-ins https://plugins.iem.at
And the AALTO SPARTA plug-ins http://research.spa.aalto.fi/projects/sparta_vsts/
Harpex and the binaural decoder in the SPARTA suite can load SOFA files. The IEM suite will soon include a binaural decoder that can also load SOFA files.
Cheers,
Daniel
Le 18-11-18 12:00
The sound seems OK but the post-processing software from the Zoom
website is nothing to write home about. Essential features like level
control and normalising are lacking and I'm not too happy with the
conversion to Binaural.
So, if anyone has suggestions for better Mac ambisonics software or
plugins I'd love to hear from you.
Subject: Re: [Sursound] Zoom H3-VR anyone?
Date: 18 November 2018 18:05:50 GMT
There is no plugin for it right? Only standalone.
Can't seem to find it.

Hi there,
Use the Zoom software for A to B-Format conversion.
Once in B-Format, the choices are numerous. For 1st order to binaural
decoding, there's Harpex, of course. https://harpex.net
But also have a look at the IEM plug-ins https://plugins.iem.at
And the AALTO SPARTA plug-ins
http://research.spa.aalto.fi/projects/sparta_vsts/
Harpex and the binaural decoder in the SPARTA suite can load SOFA files.
The IEM suite will soon include a binaural decoder that can also load SOFA
files.
Cheers,
Daniel
Le 18-11-18 12:00
The sound seems OK but the post-processing software from the Zoom
website is nothing to write home about. Essential features like level
control and normalising are lacking and I'm not too happy with the
conversion to Binaural.
So, if anyone has suggestions for better Mac ambisonics software or
plugins I'd love to hear from you.
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Post by Dave Hunt
According to what I've read of the Zoom H3-VR it records B-Format files, converted internally from A-Format.

It can be set to record either A or B format.

Ralf