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DACS: What Does the System do? | 
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Next: Why Design and Implement Up: Executive Summary Previous: Executive Summary Contents What Does the System do?The Distributed Audio Control System (DACS) provides a means for automating common tasks performed in various audio engineering contexts. Automated mixing, compact disc audio cueing, digital audio control, and MIDI device control can be automated using the DACS. This allows complex sequences of events to be controlled with an ease not previously available. DACS provides these automation capabilities in two distinct ways. Integration with existing off-the-shelf MIDI software provides a means for adding automation to a home-studio environment with relative ease. Additionally, a custom software environment allows development of audio scripts which can be cued manually or synced to a time source. This capability means the DACS is also equally at home in a broadcast audio or theatre audio setting.Steve Richardson 2000-07-06 |
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