Using binaural audio means dealing with HRTFs. In the HRTF section in the Spat Revolution preferences menu, you can access and manage HRTFs. The HRTF used by default is Kemar, which can of course be changed and another HRTF can be set up as default instead. In the...
Using the generic Kemar HRTF provided as a default for binaural in Spat Revolution, or downloading any of the popular HRTFs used in 360/VR pipelines such as the Neumann KU 100, is where binaural starts. Achieving a more accurate and reliable monitoring experience,...
Using the generic Kemar HRTF provided as a default for binaural in Spat Revolution, or downloading any of the popular HRTFs used in 360/VR pipelines such as the Neumann KU 100, is where binaural starts. Achieving a more accurate and reliable monitoring experience,...
The easiest and fastest way to get started with SPAT Revolution in a DAW environment is by using the Local Audio Path mode, running SPAT Revolution on the same workstation as the DAW. To facilitate this and to get started easily, we have created sessions and templates...
Spat Revolution is a software engine running on standard computer hardware, dedicated to offline show content creation workflows and real time live applications. Computer Hardware Running on generic hardware means that a vast pool of audio interfaces (e.g., MADI,...
Custom Speaker Configuration in the Spat Revolution Immersive Audio Engine A blog read by Hugo Larin, Business Development for Spat Revolution When you find yourself working on a custom multi-channel speaker arrangement, the Speaker Configuration editor is where a...
Did you ever wonder what the Spat Revolution Immersive Audio Engine advanced source parameters were all about? How some panning techniques avoid sweet spots for live concert and installation? Wondering how multiple room soundscape using different set of loudspeakers...
