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Auto Fill:

There are seven different microphone positions available in GigaPulse Pro, and each of

them can be linked to 18 different source placements. Do the math: that’s 126 different

PCM Wave Data Path

edit boxes into which you would have to enter data just to

complete one full room. Is this how you really want to spend your creativity time?

We didn’t think so.

The

AutoFill Mic PCM Wave Data File Path

directly under the PCM Wave Data Path edit

boxes are controls that assist you in ﬁlling the PCM Wave Data File Paths automatically.

The key is in how the wave data ﬁles are arranged and named on you’re your disk.

To begin, Check

Enable this Source placement

, and then put a name in the

Source

Placement Cfg Name

. Enter a path to an image for this source placement, and then put

a description into the

Source Placement Cfg Description

edit box. Fill in

Label, Angle

(deg)

and

Radius

appropriately.

Now browse to ﬁnd a PCM wave data ﬁle path. There are several ways to do this,

depending upon the results you want.

Here we have a set of impulse response ﬁles, all titled Stage Position XX YY. XX is the

stage position, and YY is the Microphone position. Stage Position is merely for your

convenience, so give it a name that works for you, but then remain with if for the

rest of this set of ﬁles. It is the variables that are of prime importance here. Note

that Windows has sorted them all alphabetically, and that’s a good thing; the good

outweighs the inconvenient.