On 4/16/05 11:29 PM, in article , "Joe
Kesselman" wrote:

Bob Cain wrote:
Don't mean to discourage you, but Waves has one.

Well, yes. Wave$ has lot$ of excellent $oftware, and it'$ worth what
they charge for it.

But this is a function that doesn't require their level of
sophistication,

Ah...ah...ah... If I read the name right, 'the shuffler' implies that
they;re going the extra mile and not just doing the decoding but also the
dedicated adjustmets , 'shuffling' that goes with it...

...and it'd be a good excuse to learn how to code to that API.

Never a bad exercise



it also has other really nice functions for panning and
precedence that seem to work well.

That's probably reason to use theirs rather than a homebrew.