Users of Merging Technologies’ Pyramix workstation may now work directly with Dolby E-encoded audio files, thanks to the release of updated VST plug-in versions of Minnetonka Audio’s SurCode for Dolby E encoder and decoder software.
Using the VST version of Minnetonka’s SurCode for Dolby E Encoder, Pyramix owners may now encode Dolby E audio files directly from a multichannel Pyramix session, the company says. Similarly, the SurCode for Dolby E Decoder VST plug-in may be used directly on the Pyramix project timeline to decode a two-channel Dolby E file into multichannel surround audio information.
Merging says decoding can even be carried out in real time on a live input (analogue, AES-EBU, TDIF, ADAT or MADI) if required. Full management of Dolby E metadata is said to be available to Pyramix through the Minnetonka plug-ins, including manual metadata entry, and metadata may be imported from XML files or WAV files containing a DBMD chunk. These settings can be saved as plug-in template presets for recall and further use.
Pricing & Availability
SurCode for Dolby E Encoder and SurCode for Dolby E Decoder normally retail separately for €2,669 each, and are also available as a bundle for €4579, but both are being offered at a special bundle price of €3429 from authorised Merging dealers for a limited time.
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