multiple E4L Master Bus

[thelooo]

Hi There,

hope you fine! Is there a possibility and how to connect TWO separate E4L Master Busses in ONE AbletonLive11Suite Session to control eg two separated different speaker and room systems?

Thanks a lot and all the best
thelo

[mcslee]

Hi Thelo - the idea of multiple buses has been on our ideas list, though there are no specific plans or timeframe for building it just yet. There are definitely a lot of scenarios for which this would be useful, e.g. multiple soundsystems or advanced 3rd-order groups/submixes.

It might happen one day - though I can't promise anything at the moment.

[thelooo]

Hi Mark,Thank you so much for your reply.. that’s amazing wow!Okay pity.. but thank for the information.. searching for a tool to control two rooms with one session..All the bestThelonious______________________________________Michael Paul Thelonious Hamelmusician | journalist | ***@***.***+49 176 84220163Am 17.02.2023 um 14:40 schrieb Mark Slee ***@***.***>: Hi Thelo - the idea of multiple buses has been on our ideas list, though there are no specific plans or timeframe for building it just yet. There are definitely a lot of scenarios for which this would be useful, e.g. multiple soundsystems or advanced 3rd-order groups/submixes. It might happen one day - though I can't promise anything at the moment. —Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe.You are receiving this because you authored the thread.Message ID: ***@***.***>

[mcslee]

Note that E4L Aux Send/Return are now available:
https://github.com/EnvelopSound/EnvelopForLive/wiki/E4L-Aux-Send-and-Return

This doesn't exactly separate two decoding workflows, but it lets you route Ambisonics submixes to separate channels in Ableton (where you could for instance run a 3rd-party decoder plugin). May be useful for you.