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  1. BIG Update for 'ab Decoder Suite', including ATMOS bed channels support for Logic Pro X! Logic Pro X (AU) Finally, ATMOS SUPPORT!* New Channel Configurations: Stereo (also available in Light) Stereo Headphones (also available in Light) Quadraphonic Surround 5.1 Surround 7.1 Atmos 5.1.2 Atmos 5.1.4 Atmos 7.1.2 Atmos 7.1.4: Suite no longer crashes when inserted in a non-compatible channel. Settings are now properly recalled on reloading a project. *ATMOS support for Logic is currently available for Audio, Kontakt itself is still incompatible with Atmos projects, as soon as Native Instruments issues an update, we’ll get to work! Nuendo | Cubase Pro (VST3) New Channel Configurations: Stereo (also available in Light) Stereo Headphones (also available in Light) Quadraphonic Surround 5.1 Surround 6.1 Surround 7.1 Atmos 5.1.2 (automatically routed through 7.1.2) Atmos 5.1.4 Atmos 7.1.2 Atmos 7.1.4 Reaper (VST3) New Channel Configurations: Stereo (also available in Light) Stereo Headphones (also available in Light) Quadraphonic Surround 5.1 Surround 6.1 Surround 7.1 Surround 9.1 Atmos 5.1.2 Atmos 5.1.4 Atmos 7.1.2 Atmos 7.1.4 Atmos 7.1.6 Atmos 9.1.2 Atmos 9.1.4 Atmos 9.1.6 Pro Tools | Ultimate (AAX) New Channel Configuration, even if not natively supported by the DAW: Stereo (also available in Light) Stereo Headphones (also available in Light) Quadraphonic Surround 5.1 Surround 6.1 Surround 7.1 Atmos 5.1.2 (automatically routed through 7.1.2) Atmos 7.1.2 Additional Plugin-wide changes: Optimised the Decoding Algorithms. Optimised Visualiser Algorithm. Optimised Rotator Algorithm. Fixed Visualiser levels too large when window is small.
  2. That's correct, 'ab Transformer' only comes in the full version - as I said, we are sure there are other plugins in the market that can do what ours do, however in our mind was simply the EASE, the SIMPLICITY and the AUTOMATION part, and we certainly believe there's no match to our Suite as of now (esp. if you compare prices :) ). Our aim wasn't to try and "eclipse" other products as we know other companies with more years in the game, of course have deeper experience - but simply to offer an alternative to people that might be looking for something different. Most of our users are composers and honestly, we've noticed the complexity of nowadays decoders and tools is one of the biggest reasons why Ambisonics tech is not as mainstream as it should be, this is why we decided to try and bring the tech closer to them. And the automatic troubleshooting plays a big role here, too... Although it cannot differentiate between fuma and ambix (it's a way too abstract concept for a machine in 2022 standards :) ), it's again more oriented towards people who do "other things" in which Ambisonics is just one step, and not the objective. Oh it's in our intentions to add more speakers configurations, even if they are not "compatible" with the DAWs, we're just thinking of a way to not make it ugly or confusing, as per our philosophy explained above, but a 5.1.1/5.0.1 output I think shouldn't be a huge issue to add. Stay tuned though :)
  3. Hi there, So how about instead of a trial version, a free Light version that simply works forever? :) When we decided to create the suite, trust me, we went through all the plugins you list (and more) so as to try and cherry pick the best features each one had to offer and lay them down on a unified, clean and easy interface . You see, right now, the Ambisonics world is way too 'I need to decode this' oriented. Our aim with the Suite was to offer a product for those users who need to 'do something' where decoding is just a step of the bigger picture and not the final objective. Of course we know there are other powerful plugins out there with which you can achieve decoding and manipulation of Ambisonics signals, but we tried to unify the best of each plugin into one, simple and automated solution. Audio Brewers' automatically suggests output array. Audio Brewers' automatically troubleshoots your signal (many times we've seen our users getting confused when decoding Ambisonics) Audio Brewers' works natively in Logic without the need to do any complex routing of 4 individual mono channels (what a pain!) Audio Brewers' is 100% resizable, so you can scale the window size to your needs Compared to Soundfield, apart from the points above: Audio Brewers' has Roll control. Audio Brewers' has Dominance control. Audio Brewers' doesn't send audio info to the LFE whenever in surround mode. Audio Brewers' doesn't include the Rode-only settings (mic position etc.) that can be confusing to those who simply want to transform a B-Signal file Audio Brewers' can be inserted as a panner in Nuendo/Cubase Pro which can help unlock the automatic output suggestion Compared to ATK (and trust me, ATK is an amazing tool and we absolutely bow our heads to its power and features!) Audio Brewers' is also compatible with AAX, AU and VST3, and not locked to Reaper Audio Brewers' tried to simplify controls to make things easy to people who need things done in a matter of seconds. Audio Brewers' has a friendly interface designed to be understood by anyone who might not be very related to the Ambisonics world. Audio Brewers' is not 10+ plugins where each does one thing, but instead 1 plugin that does all (although there are split versions, too!) :) I guess in a way, we're absolutely sure this plugin could fit some users more than others, and maybe there could be plugins that could offer deeper settings and you could spend hours looking for that perfect sweet spot - but to us, it was more important to make a plugin that can manipulate and decode signals in a matter of seconds so that you can move on to what's really important in any given project. So if you have a project where the main objective is to decode an Ambisonics signal into a custom-array of 50+ speakers dome placed at custom positions, this Suite might not be what you need. However, if you a have a project in which you are mixing some sound design for film, or composing some music and have a couple of ambisonics tracks you need to convert to an Atmos bed, Stereo objects or even ITU Surround Formats, and then you move on to whatever is next, then the Suite will perfectly fit in your workflow, because you will spend 10 seconds setting it up :) We invite you to check our our video tutorials in which we explain how to setup and decode Ambisonics signals in most DAWs, generally in about 1-2 minutes, because to us, it shouldn't take longer than that :)
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