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Although different multi-channel setups and very complex routings are possible, you'll also find straight-forward and standard compliant studio gear or software. | Although different multi-channel setups and very complex routings are possible, you'll also find straight-forward and standard compliant studio gear or software. | ||
Additional information regarding the studio's [https://github.com/audiocommunication/studio-documentation documentation can be found on github]. | Additional information regarding the studio's [https://github.com/audiocommunication/studio-documentation documentation can be found on github]. | ||
[[Starting the Ambisonics Renderer]] | |||
These are instructions for using your own Laptop | |||
or alike with the Ambisonics renderer | |||
for the dome in the small studio (325). | |||
== Start the studio: == | |||
Just follow the regular steps: | |||
[[EN325]] | |||
== Start the Linux Renderer == | |||
; Boot it | |||
The Linux renderer is now located in the | |||
studio, under the table. Just boot it | |||
by pressing the power button. | |||
; Run start script | |||
The start script is located on the | |||
desktop. Just double-click. | |||
== Connect Renderer to Matrix == | |||
== Connect to == | |||
Revision as of 09:30, 17 May 2019
About
The electronic studio of TU Berlin (part of audio communication group) consists of the two studio rooms EN324 (aka large studio) and EN325 (aka small studio) and their shared engineering room EN326.
Attention: By using the electronic studio, you inherently agree to the Terms of Use!
This wiki is meant to help and assist you working with the hardware available in the electronic studio. If you have a problem, try the Help section below. The studio team always tries to improve the content, so if you have any remarks about things you'd like to see in here, let us know!
The electronic studio at TU Berlin is not a typical sound studio. It was designed as a research facility and experimental studio, thus differs in many ways from a conventional commercial music production studio. Although different multi-channel setups and very complex routings are possible, you'll also find straight-forward and standard compliant studio gear or software. Additional information regarding the studio's documentation can be found on github.
Starting the Ambisonics Renderer
These are instructions for using your own Laptop
or alike with the Ambisonics renderer
for the dome in the small studio (325).
Start the studio:
Just follow the regular steps:
Start the Linux Renderer
- Boot it
The Linux renderer is now located in the studio, under the table. Just boot it by pressing the power button.
- Run start script
The start script is located on the desktop. Just double-click.
Connect Renderer to Matrix
Connect to
Manuals
The following pages are meant to guide your workflow in the electronic studio. We hope they will be helpful!
Machines
IP Addresses
Eduroam
Trevor: 130.149.23.47
Taunus: 130.149.23.46
Matrix_325: 130.149.23.49
WFS
Contact
Please send all requests regarding the electronic studio to studio@ak.tu-berlin.de.
Staff
Henrik von Coler, Studio manager
Jonas Margraf, Studio Assistant
Paul Schuladen, Studio tutor
Marc Voigt, IT administrator
Help
Due to the high amount of technical possibilities at the electronic studio and the various users (and their differing needs) it is possible to run into problems with the hardware or software (or both).
Most issues arise because of improper use or reset of the studio hardware, or buggy software.
On the separate Help page you can find help for some of the known problems, that you might run into, when using the studio.
