ORIA Version 1.1 - New Feature Update
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- Опубліковано 13 лип 2024
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Today we're announcing a major update to ORIA, the world's first Immersive Audio Monitor controller and Interface.
Introducing the ORIA Mixer, now the Stereo Outputs, Surround 1/2 and Headphone Outputs can be assigned to either a Master mixer or Cue Mix, allowing near-zero latency monitoring for tracking.
Also introducing the Expanded EQ window, as well as the ability to add and remove EQ bands for more flexibility.
Also adding configurable Reference Volume Level, 10dB of attenuation on the LFE output channel and small big fixes and improvements.
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Hi, a suggestion for ORIA desktop app: white noise by alt+clicking a single speaker (as coreaudio does already!). So you don't have to open any DAW just to check correct speakers assignments!
MIDI/OSC and/or EUCON compatibility for use with proper external control devices, as well as multi-subwoofer bass management and the ability to mix and match outputs between AES and Analog would make this a truly pro product. More flexibility is good! Until then it’s still a bit limited
Still waiting on Windows Sonarworks integration. Any ETA on that?
We’ll let you know when that’s done.
To be clear, it’s only the “direct” integration that isn’t currently in place, you can easily save your SoundID measurements and import a file into ORIA on Windows, there’s just one extra step right now but the functionality is not broken.
-Adam
@@Audientworld So if I was able to listen to media in Atmos on Windows, I'd be able to play media (like reference songs) without having to route it through Pro Tools or something like that in order to hear it with room correction with Sound ID?
Windows can be a bit more tricky for playing back Atmos content because it wont handle the rendering natively like on macOS. If you have software that can playback Atmos audio and handle the rendering then it will work but at this moment in time its only really DAWs that will provide this on Windows.
Would be really handy for a future Atmos interface to have the e-arc hdmi outputs also to connect a sound bar.
I would like to monitor via a sound bar also for this specific reason.
It's good to have headphones to check due to the phantom centre channel is often missing and so it's always good to check on headphones for this reason as most people will be listening on headphones most of the time.
Then a very common setup for home Atmos will be a soundbar.
And I have seen many sound bars that do not have the rear channels and often reviewer say it really could do with those as they do well to replicate the rest of the speaker setup and not the rear... which is the opposite issue with headphones and feel I should take into account this when mixing in Atmos as this will become a very common setup for people as just one speaker is all the headache most people want to deal with.
SO it would be good to have a e-arc output also so this can become completely doable.
I personally would like there to be a rendition that is both Atmos monitoring and full recording centric, currently it does have minimal recording capabilities and enough for myself now but would be great to get all in one as this is so good at doing things without headaches, it just works and is already perfect in it's own right.
I wanted to ask a question before I pull the trigger and this is due to current idea for a monitor setup: is it possible to send the centre channel out of two outputs?
I want to avoid having to use a signal splitter.
Thank you, and thanks from the world of Atmos mixing for this much cheaper than any other interface while also working better and easier with ten fold less headaches.
Hello there, Its only possible to send the Centre channel out of the 'C' output on ORIA. If you wanted to feed this to two different speakers then you would need to use a signal splitter.
@@Audientworld You are able to configure the channels differently I've seen
Windows? Do you make your own drivers like RME?
We have a third-party driver partner who we work with closely to develop our Windows drivers to help ensure stability and low round-trip latency.