Trip'n Lab Sound Trajectory 3D Audio Software lets you move and mix sounds in creative ways to construct immersive soundscapes. It is designed to create and control sound trajectories in a 3D virtual space with using powerful and simple-to-use tools—great for electroacoustic music, live performance, VR, cinema, interactive installations, gaming, and more.

Sound Trajectory's semi-modular design makes it possible toconfigure it to the users' needs, extending existing solutions like DAWs, modular software, live mixing, and game frameworks. For the studio or live performances, it works as a standalone or interconnected with other audio and video solutions input and output.

The built-in audio engine provides intuitive controls for setting the sound properties of your virtual space, from stereo to any multichannel setup including surround, Atmos, ambisonic, and others. The internal audio engine can be turned off when using an external audio render and controlled via OSC from the Sound Trajectory interface.

Sound Trajectories in 3D Virtual Space    Stereo, Surround, Atmos, Ambisonic    Audio Engine With Mixing Module    Sampler Module    MIDI and OSC Control    Standalone/VST, Mac/Windows

Manage the positions of your sound sources by drawing their path in a 3D space.

The listener can track a trajectory or move freely according to natural or extravagant movements.

The sampler plays audio samples along the trajectories.

From mono to Dolby Atmos 9.1, a dedicated editor allows you to define the pattern of the sources. During the mixing, Sound Trajectory allows you to shape them in 3D: position, size, rotation, and scale.

The speaker configuration is unlimited in number and position thanks to a clear and easy-to-use editing interface.

Visualize video on virtual screen from the integrated player, or Syphon, Spout, or other digitizers, for all formats from standard up to VR 360.

Use the OSC protocol as input and output to control Sound Trajectory from other software or conversely to control other software from Sound Trajectory. Use the MIDI protocol with 14-bit pitch bend in order to control the trajectories index.

Sound Trajectory comprises an auxiliary output for the processing of ambisonic sources with VST plug-ins. This auxiliary bus can be configured in ambisonic format up to the 3rd order in the following modes: FUMA, N3D or SN3D (ambiX).

A session can have as many scenes as you want. Each scene allows you to instantly store and recall all the parameters that you have edited or modified: trajectories, samples, position of the listener, and more.

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