Gravity Feed for Nuendo
Connect Nuendo through MIDI Remote, and how plans relate to ADM object work.
This guide explains how Steinberg Nuendo can work with Spatial9 Gravity Feed. Status: documented route. Nuendo shares Cubase's MIDI Remote API and VST3 hosting, and adds immersive tools such as ADM import and export. Spatial9 has not built or tested a Nuendo adapter.
At a glance
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Status | Documented route, no Spatial9 adapter yet |
| Adapter type | Companion process on a virtual MIDI port, mapped with MIDI Remote, or OSC directly to the encoder |
| Reads | Tempo, markers and track names are entered in the companion |
| Writes | Encoder parameters, recorded in Touch or Latch automation mode |
| Spatial plugin | IEM StereoEncoder (VST3), or Nuendo's object panner by hand |
Route
- Load IEM StereoEncoder on each spatial track and open its OSC port, or map azimuth and elevation with MIDI Remote.
- Enter the tempo, marker beats and track roles in the companion; it requests the plan with your key.
- Set the tracks to Latch, play the range, and the companion sends each planned value.
Nuendo's own object tools
Nuendo's object panner and its ADM export are not driven by Gravity Feed, because no profile describes them. Use the plan's positions and reasons as a guide and set them by hand.
FAQ
Can I deliver ADM BWF from Nuendo after using Gravity Feed?
Yes, if you place objects with Nuendo's own tools. Gravity Feed only suggests positions and never writes files.
Is the route the same as Cubase?
Yes. See the Cubase guide for the shared steps.