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Gear / Technical Help => Ask The Tapers => Topic started by: KLowe on December 28, 2005, 02:38:44 PM
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figured this has been discussed before..but could not find it on the search. But....besides being cool sounding why is an AUD/SDB mix called a "matrix"
Just wondering the lingo.
Thanks.
KLowe
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A matrix is a combination of multiple sources. It doesn't have to be sbd/aud. As for the origins, I have no idea.
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I bet it has something to do with mathematics, as matrix is a "transformation".
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or the suck ass movies....multi camera angles mixed together to produce a nice 360 effect, just apply that to the mics....I believe the matrix film was the first to use that effect.....no idea though, just a guess :)
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The most common audio reference for matrix (outside of taping) is the "matrix out' on a console. This is an output of all channels with all effects and fades except the main fader. Not sure how the name got applied directly to taping though. I also agree that a matrix is a blend ouf multiple sources > 2 chan stereo, and I agree it could be any type of source technically.
Matt
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but most important of all....do you agree the movies suck ass? :)
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actually... I saw the original Matrix, in it's entirety, for the first time about a month ago. I thought it was really good. I like movies that really make you think "this could be real", even though it obviously... well, most likely isn't.
Matt
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fair enough.....I just hate Keanu Reeves with a passion....what I should have said was Keanu Reeves sucks ass :)
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fair enough.....I just hate Keanu Reeves with a passion....what I should have said was Keanu Reeves sucks ass :)
quite literally...