Sound as it's meant to be

TruSound utilizes advanced Spatial Panning in three dimensions, allowing for precise positioning of audio objects in space. This technology ensures smooth transitions and realistic movement of sound sources.

By incorporating cutting-edge psychoacoustic principles, TruSound's DSP processing generates a truly immersive 360-degree sound field. This approach takes into account how the human brain perceives sound, resulting in a more natural and enveloping audio experience.

TruSound's proprietary decorrelation algorithm minimizes interference between loudspeakers, ensuring clarity and definition in complex sound environments. This feature is crucial for maintaining the integrity of the sound field across multiple speakers.

The innovative Pan-Split function allows for even more precise object positioning, giving sound designers granular control over the placement of audio elements within the 3D space. This feature is particularly useful for creating highly detailed and accurate soundscapes.

TruSound incorporates a robust self-healing function that ensures continuous operation even in the event of hardware failures. This feature automatically redistributes audio signals to functioning speakers, maintaining the integrity of the sound field and minimizing disruptions to the listener experience.

TruSound offers highly customizable plan views and loudspeaker configurations, allowing for tailored setups that match the specific requirements of each venue. This flexibility ensures optimal performance regardless of the physical space or acoustic challenges present.

TruSound can communicate with multiple third-party external control protocols, such as MTC, MSC, OSC, UDP, etc., to achieve convenient and flexible external control. It can also connect with the tracking system, and use the location coordinates of the tracking system to locate the position and movement of the object.

The system includes a sophisticated binaural monitor generator with selectable Head-Related Transfer Functions (HRTF). This feature allows sound designers to accurately preview the 3D audio experience through headphones, facilitating precise adjustments and quality control during the production process.