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Dolby Atmos

GravitasGravitas
in Other

Is there anything like Dolby Atmos mixing and
the Cubase Multiband Phase imaging feature on the iOS platform?
The latter can show phasing errors over the entire frequency spectrum.

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  • rs2000rs2000
    edited July 2022

    @Gravitas said:
    Is there anything like Dolby Atmos mixing and
    the Cubase Multiband Phase imaging feature on the iOS platform?
    The latter can show phasing errors over the entire frequency spectrum.

    If Drambo's oscilloscope had separate X and Y inputs, MB phase imaging would be rather easy to build.
    miRack has an XY scope though as far as I remember.

    As for Atmos, I could imagine a multi-channel setup with free placement of audio samples but the challenge might be to control the motion across different channels. An XY pad for conventional placement and a slider for elevation could be a simple start.

    Have you already mounted a few speakers on your room's ceiling and connected them to your multichannel audio interface? ;)

  • GravitasGravitas

    @rs2000 said:

    @Gravitas said:
    Is there anything like Dolby Atmos mixing and
    the Cubase Multiband Phase imaging feature on the iOS platform?
    The latter can show phasing errors over the entire frequency spectrum.

    If Drambo's oscilloscope had separate X and Y inputs, MB phase imaging would be rather easy to build.

    That would be really cool and maybe in the future a lissajous display.

    miRack has an XY scope though as far as I remember.

    The display was more like a spectrogram display rather than a oscilloscope display.
    The other interesting it did was display the “errors” in phasing underneath the x axis in red.

    An XY pad for conventional placement and a slider for elevation could be a simple start.

    That’s a good idea.
    I like it a lot.

    Have you already mounted a few speakers on your room's ceiling and connected them to your multichannel audio interface? ;)

    I haven’t as yet.
    I have some old school satellite speakers in corner someplace.
    I have enough to do 5:1.
    For the sake of accuracy my music room at home is far from ideal
    but I could create guide automation and translate it across further on.
    Okay. That’s my summer gone. ;)

  • PoppadocrockPoppadocrock

    Learned a new word and concept, lissajous. Thanks @Gravitas

  • GravitasGravitas

    @Poppadocrock said:
    Learned a new word and concept, lissajous. Thanks @Gravitas

    No worries.
    You’re welcome.

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