Fraunhofer Institute for Digital Media Technology IDMT
SpatialSound Wave is an object based system for producing and reproducing true-to-life three-dimensional sound. While the system allows the listener to virtually immerse in the sound and enjoy an acoustically realistic sound experience, it offers sound engineers and other users new options to easily and efficiently produce spatial sound.
A three-dimensional sound experience
Using SpatialSound Wave, audio objects can be positioned at will, providing a totally realistic compliance of what is seen and what is heard. The system features an innovative module for interactive room simulation – by a simple push of a button, any room you can think of is simulated in a perfectly realistic fashion, giving the listener the impression that they are actually right in the middle of a given acoustic scene.
Easy and intuitive use
SpatialSound Wave’s web based, easy-to-use user interface is platform independent. Due to its modular structure, the system can easily be adapted to individual requirements, allowing users to integrate SpatialSound Wave into their daily workflow routine. As the system can be accessed simultaneously over multiple end devices, a number of users can work on the same project at the same time.
Flexible system adaptation
SpatialSound Wave supports any type of loudspeaker. Sound productions can be replayed via different speaker arrangements without losing the sound impression intended by the artist. Conventional speaker arrangements (e.g., L/R, L/C/R, or delay lines) can easily be integrated.
