FMOD_CHANNELORDER

When creating a multichannel sound, FMOD will pan them to their default speaker locations, for example a 6 channel sound will default to one channel per 5.1 output speaker.
Another example is a stereo sound. It will default to left = front left, right = front right.

This is for sounds that are not 'default'. For example you might have a sound that is 6 channels but actually made up of 3 stereo pairs, that should all be located in front left, front right only.

Enumeration

typedef enum {
  FMOD_CHANNELORDER_DEFAULT,
  FMOD_CHANNELORDER_WAVEFORMAT,
  FMOD_CHANNELORDER_PROTOOLS,
  FMOD_CHANNELORDER_ALLMONO,
  FMOD_CHANNELORDER_ALLSTEREO,
  FMOD_CHANNELORDER_MAX
} FMOD_CHANNELORDER;

Values

FMOD_CHANNELORDER_DEFAULT

Left, Right, Center, LFE, Surround Left, Surround Right, Back Left, Back Right (see FMOD_SPEAKER enumeration)

FMOD_CHANNELORDER_WAVEFORMAT

Left, Right, Center, LFE, Back Left, Back Right, Surround Left, Surround Right (as per Microsoft .wav WAVEFORMAT structure master order)

FMOD_CHANNELORDER_PROTOOLS

Left, Center, Right, Surround Left, Surround Right, LFE

FMOD_CHANNELORDER_ALLMONO

Mono, Mono, Mono, Mono, Mono, Mono, ... (each channel all the way up to 32 channels are treated as if they were mono)

FMOD_CHANNELORDER_ALLSTEREO

Left, Right, Left, Right, Left, Right, ... (each pair of channels is treated as stereo all the way up to 32 channels)

FMOD_CHANNELORDER_MAX

Maximum number of channel orderings supported.

FMOD_CHANNELORDER

Enumeration

Values

See Also