The FLUX Ircam HEar V3 Binaural Encoding Software allows you to monitor multichannel surround mixes and Dolby Atmos mixes in headphones. The software uses HRTF filters created using measurements taken with a KEMAR dummy head to emulate the spatial aspects of multispeaker systems on a pair of stereo headphones. This allows the engineer to check the coherence and listen to details in a surround mix and get an approximation of how the mix sounds on various systems that may not be available, making this an especially useful tool for project studios.

HEar V3 offers an easy-to-set-up Routing Matrix with up to 16 channels of input/output, along with numerous preset Speaker Modes to choose from including 5.0, 5.1, 7.1, 8.0, and many more common configurations. The Space Presets offer several environmental simulations to recreate the feel of an actual acoustic space in your headphones, while Speaker Width and Angle Shift controls let you make precise adjustments to the listener's perceived placement in relation to the mix.

Multichannel/Surround Mixes to Binaural    Designed for Stereo Headphone Monitoring    Supports Up to 16 Channels I/O    Supports Dolby Atmos    Routing Matrix for Input Mapping    Space Presets    Speaker Modes to Emulate Configurations    Angle Width and Speaker Shift Controls    Uses HRTF Measurements with KEMAR Dummy

• Up to 16-channel processing (Channel Based Virtualization) with support for Dolby Atmos
• Pro Tools HD 7.1.2 and 7.0.2 Dolby Atmos bus support
• Space Presets offer a range of simulated acoustic spaces with subtly different colorations
• Routing Matrix allows you to easily map between the plug-in's inputs from the DAW track to the virtual speaker internal outputs
• Speaker Mode specifies the emulated virtual speaker configuration
• Speaker Width controls the width between virtual speakers, expressed in degrees, which allows for narrowing or broadening the stereo image
• Angle Shift controls the angle between the listener and the center of the virtual speakers
• HEar V3 relies on HRTF filter measurements made using a KEMAR (Knowles Electronics Manikin for Acoustic Research) dummy head and torso simulation

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is it possible to place the capture plate on the lens mount of a 70-200 2.8 for a better balance when using a 5dmkiv and battery grip?

A: Sure can, many folks utilize the lens mount for having the attachment point there rather then both attachment points on the camera body. All about personal preference!

Q: 2. Can this be used to interface with an Android smartphone?

A: Yes, the Zoom F3 Portable Field Recorder can be used as an audio interface to connect to an Android smartphone.

Q: 3. Do I need to use their supplied base plate or can I use one of my existing plates? -- Currently I use the Manfrotto 501 plate, but can switch to arca, but I would prefer a larger arca base plate for my tripod as I shoot video and use heavy lenses. So, would I be able to use any arca baseplate, or even an L-bracket with this?

A: This system is only meant to be used with the Peak Design plates. A long plate would not fit properly in this system.

Q: 4. Can this be used with a Sony FDR ax53?

A: Yes, it will work fine with the FDR AX53.

Q: 5. Hello, does anyone happen to know whether this will this fit the shoulder strap of a ULA Circuit or Catalyst? Thanks!

A: Capture can be attached to any backpack strap, bag, or belt less than 3" wide. Also, if the strap is a bit wider, you can always pinch the strap in to make it work and utilize the long clamping bolts.

Q: 6. How many XLR mics I can use in same time with this device ?

A: The Zoom F3 2-Input / 2-Track Portable Field Recorder allows the user to record two XLR-wired microphones at one time.

Q: 7. in your opinion, can the capture secure a d-850 while on a road bike (city riding)?

A: Yes it will

Q: 8. I've heard that the neutrik connectors may have issues with some XLR cables. I know someone who almost got the connector broken because the XLR wouldnt come off so I'm afraid of using microphones with non-neutrik connectos such as the sennheizer ew series that come with a 1/4 TRS to a male XLR. Should I be worried?

A: The Zoom F3 2-Input / 2-Track Portable Field Recorder features standard, locking female XLR inputs that should be compatible with a wide range of male XLR connectors, including those from brands other than Neutrik. The issue described may have been an isolated issue with the locking mechanism of that particular unit, but in general, the Zoom F3 should have no issue connecting and disconnecting to and from its XLR inputs.

Q: 9. Will this fit the straps of the Wandrd Prvke Lite (the 11 liter)?

A: We tested the Peak Design Capture Clip 3 with the Wandrd PRVKE 11L Lite and it did fit the shoulder straps, but I had to squeeze the straps a little bit in order to use the securing screws to catch onto the threads of the clip.

Q: 10. Hello. What is the difference between Peak Design Clip for Capture v3 (Black) Peak Design Clip for Capture v3 (Black) (49.95USD) and Peak Design Capture Camera Clip v3 (Black) Peak Design Capture Camera Clip v3 (Black) (69.95 USD)?

A: Peak Design Capture Camera Clip v3 (Black) BH #PECPBK3 for $69.95 includes the Peak Design Capture Camera Clip v3 and the Standard Quick Release Plate. The Peak Design Clip for Capture v3 (Black) BH #PECCBK3 only includes the Peak Design Capture Camera Clip v3. The Standard Quick Release Plate is not included.