We suggest using names that will help make the routing easier such as the names seen below. Name the first track for the new polyphonic WAV file we will create and name the subsequent four tracks for the stereo files will import in the next step. Step 2: Double click in the box next to the record enable button and name each track. Step 1: Go to Track > Insert New Track (Ctrl+T or Cmd+T on Mac) Do this 5 times to create 5 tracks. If you don’t already have Reaper you can download a free trial at We also made a Reaper template with the tracks and routing already set up so you can import your audio and skip ahead to step 5 to start creating polyphonic WAV files. You can download the audio files we are using in this tutorial and follow along. In this tutorial we will go through the steps of creating an eight channel polyphonic WAV file from four stereo audio files using Reaper. You can use the stereo files in your DAW and route them to the Spatial Mic Converter plugin or you can optimize your workflow by combining these audio files into a single polyphonic WAV file. For example, when recording Spatial Mic with an iPhone using MultiTrack DAW you will record four stereo tracks in this configuration: Depending on which application you are recording with you may only have the option of recording to mono or stereo tracks. One channel of audio for each capsule in the microphone. FLAC or WAV files.Spatial Mic is a 2nd order ambisonic microphone that outputs eight channels of audio over USB and ADAT light pipe. It makes much more sense if you send us the original picture, i.e. Then when we encode it to send it to partners, it's like we print out the picture of a picture, take a picture of it with a digital camera, and email it to them. From their website: "Uploading MP3s is kind of like taking a picture of a picture with a digital camera and emailing it to us. 16-bit, 44.1 kHz WAV is typical but pretty much anything works."ĬD Baby accepts. If you're sending a WAV, we accept up to 24-bit, 96 kHz, or less. From their website: "Audio files should be WAV, MP3, AIFF, CDDA, MP4 (m4a), Windows Media (WMA), or FLAC. WAVs will sound even better on Soundcloud than. MP3's or Uncompressed / HD WAVs, but Uncompressed or HD. "In order to upload your music properly to TuneCore, all audio files must be 16 bit (sample size), 44.1 kHz (sample rate), 1411 kbps (bit rate) stereo WAV files."
To upload to digital streaming services (or other distribution methods online) the file type needed depends on the method you choose to upload your music.
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