Spatialization Technology
In this section, we will discuss the various spatialization tool used by SPAT Revolution.
Here are some straight-to-the-point key points:
- SPAT Revolution is an object-based audio engine. The mixes you will create will consist of sets of data for each sound object. These data sets will then be decoded for a certain type of spatialization technique.
Note
With SPAT Revolution Ultimate license, several renders can be done at the same time (multi-room).
- Thanks to the object-based engine, you can create sound stages in all spatialized audio formats possible: channel-based, ambisonics (up to seventh order), binaural and transaural. If these names do not ring a bell to you, do not fear, we will cover these different techniques later in this section.
- On top of the object-based engine, SPAT Revolution also covers the acoustic simulation side of things. The built-in reverberation will adapt to your mixes, and, more importantly, to your desired output format.
- SPAT Revolution aims at many use cases, many of them being for live performances. It was designed to not add any more latency than necessary on the signal path.
Let’s start with an important notion of spatial audio: the listener’s position.