Is anyone using the K-Mix in one of it’s four surround sound modes?
If so i’d be interested to hear what you think.
Keith McMillen K-Mix
Additional Background:
It’s nice that the K-Mix has the option, if you want, to split off the bass from all the cumulative surround channels and sending that to a sub-woofer. Plus you can set the crossover frequency.
Something that occurs to me is using a Digitakt or Digitone, (or an Octatrack) and panning some voices hard right and other voices hard left, so that you have two mono channels out and sending that to the K-Mix and using the MIDI out with CCs to control the K-Mix ‘Surround Panner’ angle and radius, or controlling them manually, to ‘swirl’ the sounds. A shifting polymeter phased between the audio and the spatial sound placement would probably sound nice.
This might be a good setup for a computer-free DAW-less surround sound system. You have the potential to have up to four independently moving sounds in the output, sending them out to up to eight speakers, plus the sub.
See section 5.2.3 on page 113 of the K-Max manual (and elsewhere therein) for some more detail.