The INSPIRATA Immersive Edition Reverb Workstation Software (Upgrade from Personal Edition) from Inspired Acoustics is powerful measurement-based reverberation software that provides unprecedented flexibility using sampled reverbs. This is the flagship version of the INSPIRATA series, supporting surround configurations up to 22.2 and featuring an extended feature set along with lifetime access to the company's ever-growing library of content updates.

Unlike traditional convolution programs with static spaces, INSPIRATA's computational algorithm is inherently time-variant, simulating the experience of being in a real acoustic space, where things in the room including the air are moving slightly. The software provides the truly natural feeling of being in the reverberant space while also delivering consistently dependable sonic quality. The user interface lets you choose from a wide variety of spaces in the 193GB library, and easily adjust the position of up to 48 sound sources and the virtual microphone for customizable results.

Up to 22.2 Surround Configuration    Computational Reverb with 193GB Library    Concert Halls, Theaters, Worship Houses    Natural and Domestic Spaces    Move Sources and Adjust Parameters    Lifetime Content Library Updates    48 Sound Sources Maximum    Sample Rates up to 384 kHz    For AAX, VST3, and AU

From the pristine sounds of historic spaces and the lush reverberant environments of medieval cathedrals, to legendary music clubs, INSPIRATA comes with a growing library of real space content. Many are available for the first time in history, and many of them have never been experienced in such detail.

Moving virtual sound sources onstage or adjusting the listener position using a sample-based reverb processor was not possible without limitations until now. In a musical context, now you can move your sound sources and listener to find the optimum recording and mixing locations. Move an instrument slightly backwards onstage for a better balance, or move it closer for more clarity.

In postproduction, you can use INSPIRATA to automate the movement of your sound sources in every space, from close to far, left to right, as well as any of the acoustical parameters. The sound will instantly follow and sound the same as if you were in the space—only without the environmental noise. This unprecedented feature makes INSPIRATA a true workstation for spatial sound.

INSPIRATA makes it possible for you to control parameters that really matter to your ears. You can directly adjust acoustics and the sound of the space instead of adjusting the indirect properties that make no difference to the sound. Gone is the time when you needed to bother with hall size, wall diffusion, or decorrelation only to get different results in each space. You now have full and independent control on how wide your sound source is in the space, how much of the blended sound reaches you, and how much it envelopes around your ears. Spatial room acoustical parameters such as apparent source sound width (ASW) and listener envelopment (LEV) are controllable for the first time directly in any reverberation solution. In addition to these revolutionary controls, you can also adjust the orientation of your speaker feeds in space, facing your stereo or surround setup in any direction. And you can change and automate all of these in real time.

In INSPIRATA, reverberation time and sound clarity are adjustable independently, in each space, using a single dedicated control for each. Despite these parameters not being totally independent, INSPIRATA pushes the limits and optimizes the reflections one by one to match the desired settings. The basis of the method of changing sound clarity (C80) has been published in an award-winning research paper by the INSPIRATA team; and for the first time, it is now available in a real-time implementation.

Reverberation time, the mother of all acoustic parameters, is an important aspect of how long the decay lasts. But there is no single reverberation time in a hall, and no single number at a given frequency. In natural spaces, the reverberation time varies slightly from location to location, and this is fully preserved in INSPIRATA. Not only is the variation reproduced accurately, but also the nonexponential nature of the decay of natural spaces is reproduced through a dynamic range fully covering the theoretical possibilities of sound reproduction.

In real spaces, there is not only a spatial dependency but also a frequency dependency used to create the reverberation time. Deep tones usually reverberate for a longer time, while higher-pitched sounds fade away more promptly—due to, for example, the absorption of the sound of the air in large volumes. The frequency-dependent nature of the reverberation time directly affects the overall tonal footprint of your sound. By using intuitive controls for setting the reverberation time in a frequency-dependent nature, or by tilting the controls to be more bass or treble heavy, you can finetune how the space matches your mix with just a few clicks, and achieve a level of warmth or brightness otherwise unimaginable.

INSPIRATA supports multichannel audio by design. With this version you can upmix your mono sound source to a wide variety of 3D surround configurations up to 22.2. The upmixing is done by the natural acoustic space itself. You can apply reverberation to surround or multichannel audio for instruments or instrument groups, and deliver in any surround format that you desire with just a few single clicks. Sample rates of up to 384 kHz are supported.

INSPIRATA supports all major DAWs in AAX, VST3, and AU formats.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. can this be used for non airbus aircraft?

A: Yes, you can use this flight system with any aircraft.

Q: 2. Can i use 2 of these on the same computer to have a total of 6 displays?

A: Yes you can, but only with a specific setup...

Q: 3. Is it all/mostly plastic?

A: The TCA Officer Pack Airbus Edition is plastic.

Q: 4. can you buy adapters for Hdmi and have 3 screens run from a laptop with an hdmi pot at full 1080p. WIll that work using this to run full 1080 p to 3 screens with adapters?

A: Yes, you can purchase adapters for DisplayPort to HDMI. I would recommend the StarTech adapters (search B&H for DP2HDMI2). However, the maximum 16x9 HD resolution at 60Hz you can get when using three (3) outputs is 1280x720. If you are using 50Hz, then you can accomplish the 1920x1080 resolution you listed. You can see a list of supported resolutions by Matrox on Matrox's website.Note: HDMI is not supported configuration by Matrox, only VGA and DVI, so if you choose to use HDMI, you basically run the risk of it not working. The main issue is that HDCP (High Definition Content Protection) comes into play with computers.

Q: 5. Will this work on a PC?

A: Yes.

Q: 6. Will this work with Mechwarrior 5 Mercenaries game for the PC?

A: Yes it is compatible with Mechwarrior 5. You need ask once :-)

Q: 7. can i connect this unit to dell xps 15 only via thunderbolt? No display port on this system.

A: It depends if you have Thunderbolt 3 or 2. If you have Thunderbolt 2, you can use a mini displayport to displayport cable that comes in the box. However, if your port is Thunderbolt 3, then you need a dock such as https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1434940-REG/caldigit_500370_thunderbolt_3_mini_dock.html because there is no cable that is Thunderbolt 3 to Displayport.

Q: 8. Is a paper manual included in the box?

A: The Ricoh GR IIIx Urban Edition Digital Camera doesn't come with a paper manual. You can download the manual from here: https://bhpho.to/3RZmrq8.

Q: 9. Will this work with Apple iOS?

A: No. The OS Compatibility for this would be Windows 8 or Later.

Q: 10. Is this compatible with Thunderbolt 3 (USB-C) found on newer iMacs? I could not find an answer on the Matrox website.

A: It worked on mine. I connected it to a (3) screens via this box I used USB-C to HDMI and USB-C to the square USB connector and worked just fine.