What is the reason for choosing stereo input/output for machines ? I think
I can lead to serious limitations.
1. "common" machines. Yes, there is always a workaround, using a two chanel
mixer but I undertood octal machines were planed not to be to elementary.
Let's considere a stereo vocoder, for instance. If we want a stereo output,
we will have to use two mono vocoders machines and a complicated route scheme.
2. Mixers and diffusion. As we read here these days, there are many
not-so-trivial ways to mix signals. With the stereo design, i can not write
a more than two tracks mixer as a machine. And what about a height tracks
diffusion, often used in concrete music ?
So, what is the reason for having only stereo machines ?
Vivien
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