Mitti supports playback of Audio Cues - as well as audio track of Video Cues of course, and will route audio to your system's default audio device by default. You can set the sound card you need in the Audio Output Preferences which accessible either from the Outputs menu or from the Project Preferences.:
- If the System's Default + NDI & SDI option is selected, the audio will be sent thru the system wide default audio output, and will be sent thru NDI and Blackmagic cards as well.
- If the NDI & SDI option is select, audio will only be sent thru NDI & Blackmagic cards.
- In any other cases, Mitti will only playback audio on the selected output device.
Here you can set the Output Channels, set the Master Volume. Output channel routing is also supported as well as setting Output Delay (ms) to fix latency issues introduced by other video gear.
The Audio Output can be muted and unmuted by the speaker icon located at the bottom-left corner of Mitti’s Main Window.
Please note Mitti support multi-channel audio, but not multi-track audio.
All Cues will use these settings by default, but you can set different output routing and volume individually in Cue's Audio Output Preferences.
If the Audio Normalization feature is enabled, when adding a new Cue to a project, Mitti can automatically adjust it's volume for consistent loudness with other Cues (target loudness is -18 dBFS RMS in each cases). This means that the listener will perceive them as equally loud.
This function is also available from the right-click menu for Cues already in the playlist.
The Output Channels popup in *Audio Output Preferences now has a new option: Stereo. When using this option, Mitti automatically downmixes multi-channel audio to stereo, which could be useful in many situations.
Further channel routing doesn't possible with this option selected - you need to select a number of discrete channels in order to be able to route audio channels.
If the Extent Mono Files option is enabled, Mitti will extend mono audio to make it stereo or multi-channel.
