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Spatial Mic Converter with Nuendo 13 and Cubase 14
Nuendo 13 and Cubase 14 both continue to be powerful DAWs and a great choice for immersive audio projects. If…
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Spatial Mic Video Series Unveiled: From Applications and Setup to Mastery
Voyage Audio’s Definitive Guide to Audio Capture With Spatial Mic Dante and USB Voyage Audio is excited to announce the…
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Spatial Mic Featured on Gearspace.com
Spatial Mic’s Ambisonics Technology Featured on Gearspace.com! Gearspace.com recently spotlighted Voyage Audio’s Spatial Mic, diving deep into the wonders of…
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Spatial Record App Overview
iOS | macOS | Windows The Spatial Record App is a user-friendly, multichannel recording tool designed for iOS, macOS and…
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Pro Tools with Spatial Mic Dante
Pro Tools is one of the most popular DAWs available. There are two versions, Pro Tools Studio and Pro Tools…
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Setting up Spatial Mic Dante Using Dante Controller
With Spatial Mic Dante you can easily route your audio over a Dante™ audio network for recording, broadcasting or streaming.…
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Getting Started With Logic Pro and Spatial Mic
/ DAW Tutorial, Journal, News, Products, social link, Spatial Mic Dante, Spatial Mic USB, Tutorials / 0 commentsGetting Started With Logic Pro and Spatial Mic Available now in countries worldwide, Spatial Mic Dante & USB are shipping…
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How to Use Spatial Mic USB Control Software
The Spatial Mic Control software provides remote manipulation of various hardware parameters on Spatial Mic USB. Spatial Mic Control communicates…
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Spatial Mic Technical Guide
Spatial Mic is a 2nd Order Ambisonic microphone that records the entire sound field with 8 discrete capsules operating at the same time, mounted together in a near-coincident array.
Learn more about how Spatial Mic works, view decoded polar patterns and more!
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Impulse Response Creation With Spatial Mic
/ Journal, social link, Spatial Mic Dante Tutorial, Spatial Mic USB Tutorial, Technical Tutorial, Tutorials / 0 commentsIn this article we will touch on two Impulse Response creation methods – the transients method (i.e. balloon pop, starter pistol or firework method) and the swept sign method. Note that one important distinction is that with the transients method, the resulting file can directly be used in a convolution reverb while the swept sign method requires additional processing.
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