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Voyage Audio at NAMM 2023
Read moreNAMM 2023 has come and gone and we would like to thank everyone who came by our booth. We were excited to connect with many audio professionals and show the latest updates to our microphones and software. We’ve come a long way from our first NAMM show in just a few years! First off, we were pleased to show a
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NAMM 2023 – Booth 15924 in ACC NORTH LEVEL 1 (PRO AUDIO HALL)
Read moreVisit us at booth 15924 in ACC North Level 1 (Pro Audio Hall)! Voyage Audio is thrilled to be back at the NAMM Show 2023 on April 13th-15th at the Anaheim Convention Center. We are excited to show our 2nd Order Ambisonics microphones and will have a demonstrations showcasing studio sessions, field recording and live concerts. We are very excited
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Getting Started With Logic Pro and Spatial Mic
Read moreGetting Started With Logic Pro and Spatial Mic Available now in countries worldwide, Spatial Mic Dante & USB are shipping with Spatial Mic Converter Plugin v1.6.5 – an update that includes Audio Unit (AU) compatibility for use with macOS software like Logic Pro. With integrated Dolby Atmos tools for mixing and exporting songs as spatial audio directly for Apple
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How to Use Spatial Mic USB Control Software
Read moreThe Spatial Mic Control software provides remote manipulation of various hardware parameters on Spatial Mic USB. Spatial Mic Control communicates with the microphone through the same USB cable used to supply power and stream audio data. Spatial Mic Control replicates the hardware controls found on Spatial Mic itself and adds additional functionality. The installer for the Spatial Mic Control software
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Spatial Mic Technical Guide
Read moreSpatial 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
Read moreIn 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.
