I know it sounds weird in this particular moment, OD scripts, Involve SQS units (I bought one), but I think part of the real fun was to do our own script decoding.
But I packed up the whole thing and stopped doing almost anything regarding quad in 4-years.
Fast forwarding to today I'm able to be back on this fun stuff, so I thought: can I try another script for QS decoding?
I started back again, found several wav files I had for testing out my script.
The hardest song to decode was, and still is, Bodhisattva from Steely Dan Countdown to Ecstasy, do you remember Bob Romano? It was a nightmare!!
I've heard a Q8 conversion of it and it was so different from QS I thought it was impossible to achieve those results.
....
Well, tell me what YOU do think about it.
You can't really have real discrete outputs, but it sounds good to my ears.
Requires Adobe Audition 3 and PhaseBug VST installed properly
View attachment QS_Lucanu_2013.zip
ps. Before running the script be sure to have your front.wav and rear.wav files on "(your HD):\QS Temp" folder or change it in the script file with Windows Notepad.
Have fun
But I packed up the whole thing and stopped doing almost anything regarding quad in 4-years.
Fast forwarding to today I'm able to be back on this fun stuff, so I thought: can I try another script for QS decoding?
I started back again, found several wav files I had for testing out my script.
The hardest song to decode was, and still is, Bodhisattva from Steely Dan Countdown to Ecstasy, do you remember Bob Romano? It was a nightmare!!
I've heard a Q8 conversion of it and it was so different from QS I thought it was impossible to achieve those results.
....
Well, tell me what YOU do think about it.
You can't really have real discrete outputs, but it sounds good to my ears.
Requires Adobe Audition 3 and PhaseBug VST installed properly
View attachment QS_Lucanu_2013.zip
ps. Before running the script be sure to have your front.wav and rear.wav files on "(your HD):\QS Temp" folder or change it in the script file with Windows Notepad.
Have fun