This workflow – Any DAW -> Atmos ADM -> Pyramix -> Ovation ADM-OSC SPAT Revolution will be demonstrated by Merging and FLUX:: Immersive representatives. Once transferred to Ovation, the integration with SPAT via ADM-OSC protocol allows remote control of the spatial engine. Regardless of what DAW was used to originate the original track, that ADM file can be imported with all the metadata into Pyramix.
Since the popularity of Dolby Atmos for Music is growing daily, it is not surprising there are many mixes already completed that can be adapted for other purposes. What is new is the ability to import ADM files directly into Pyramix and thence to Ovation to immediately adjust those files to suit the production. Pyramix allows precise object-based mixing and soundtrack preparation that can be dragged across to Ovation allowing very rapid alterations to be made.
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The key advantage of Ovation is having the sound design software in the same computer. More recently, object-based sound design has been the key to managing how multiple speakers can be used to better effect. These have all increasingly demanded more complex audio mixing and cueing. Ovation has been at the heart of many museums, theme parks, stadiums and product launch events for many years. SPAT Revolution is already established as a very versatile and flexible spatialization tool for live and prepared content and can be simply integrated with Merging’s Ovation playout and show control system. Making this process simple for the creative community is a goal shared by the two companies. The increased popularity of immersive audio content in all its forms is driving the need to repurpose or create programs for use in a host of different environments. Merging Technologies shares stand 7-P190 with our long-term partners from FLUX:: Immersive and will be demonstrating how simplecontent can be prepared for live events. IMMERSIVE INNOVATION FROM MERGING AND FLUX:: Immersive Pyramix, Ovation and SPAT Revolution offers the ideal workflow
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