TiMax expands SoundHub capabilities with Scaling Surfaces

This new tool TiMax allows you to move work from the studio to the stage or from one to another of different sizes. Users can rescale their entire show for a new venue by resizing, the shape and, fundamentally, the height of the scale surface.

TiMax has expanded the audio capabilities of SoundHub with the incorporation of the Scaling Surfaces function (Scaling Surfaces). This tool allows users rescale a space show file, from a studio playback environment to an auditorium, with just two clicks. A solution that allows you to move work from the studio to the stage or from one venue to another of different sizes.

Users can rescale their entire show for a new venue by resizing, the shape and, fundamentally, the height of the scale surface, whenever. When an object is attached to a scale surface and it moves, all the automation of the spatial positioning and movement of that object, throughout the show archive, moves with him.

You can also distribute content without knowing the absolute scale of the environment or playback system. This provides greater flexibility. You can also use more than one scaling surface in a file.; For example, to cover a stage area and an auditorium, where both scaling surfaces had to be resized separately.

Integrated into the PanSpace window, between image definition and spatialization workflow elements, Scaling Surfaces offers significant time savings in the audio rendering flow. This new feature offers an intuitive and familiar interface. With eight drag controllers and direct manipulation controls, users can resize, reshape and reposition spatial surfaces as if they were an image in a photo editor.

Scaling Surfaces feature requires TiMax SoundHub version 6.10 or later and is presented in TiMax Spatial Studios, the new audio creative space at Tileyard, London.