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No need to be sorry, I put my name in the box. I might not like being up early but it was the best time that worked with my schedule too. lol

Thank god for the coffee break I'll need it since it'll be 8am my time!

I'm super excited for this, the tutorial page was great but with all the different things to consider figuring out how to create what I want is still a struggle.

oh that makes sense I have more speakers but I don't think that My receiver could handle 7.1.2

I'm planning to use my 7.1 surround sound but i have the center left and right speakers mounted high up on the wall. I'm not sure if that counts as a ceiling speaker or if you meant speakers built into the ceiling

This is one of the most discussed topics in our HQ as well. You both are right and there are many more ways to implement audio mapping in 2D. For example: A multi-point line can emit sound and use it on a river while parallel zones can be drawn from each side of the line for fade zones. Everything ...

I'm looking for good places to start collecting audio assets that I will need to create good realistic soundscapes. I mostly do DnD so fantasy and medieval stuff is my current priority but any useful places would be a great help.

Having to find assets from scratch is a bit overwhelming

I can see the usefulness of rotating the rectangles but Idk if making non-uniform shapes would be all that good for making a realistic blending of the sounds. But maybe I'm misunderstanding how it works

I would love for Echotopea to add in the ability to use midi controllers. I think that it would greatly increase the functionality especially as a live performance software to be able to handle MIDI input natively, as most DAW software can.

Hi all, I'm Justin and I'm excited to use Echotopia to enhance my DnD game. What are you guys excited to use this software for?