TiMax integrates third-party audio control into its SoundHub software 6.11

Plus a bidirectional dictionary and support for the ADM-OSC standard, the spatial audio specialist TiMax incorporated into SoundHub 6.11 operations with third-party control solutions, como QLab, Space Controller vs Nuendo.

The integration that TiMax has made in the version 6.11 from your SoundHub software has been presented at the recent edition of the fair Place 2025, as well as during the company's open days.

TiMax SoundHub 6.11 now it is compatible with various OSC dictionaries, allowing immediate operation with numerous third-party control solutions, as QLab, Space Controller (Sound Particles) y Nuendo (Steinberg).

A new SoundHub dictionary has allowed advanced and custom integrations with consoles SSL, Atlas Show Control y Grapes 3D Audio Control, as well as an improvement between version 1.3 de TiMax panLab, presented simultaneously.

Solid State Logic (SSL) has integrated OSC support for TiMax SoundHub with its latest software updates for plataformas de consola System T y SSL Live.

How do you explain, Berny Carpenter, SSL Product Manager, “Tight integration with TiMax SoundHub not only allows you to view and control key positional information X/Y/ Z of the sources of this software from our consoles, but control your individual route parameters and unique functions, allowing users to configure, Easily view and manage your system from anywhere”.

The Atlas Show Control software platform, designed to program, Synchronize and automate complex live events, offers a precise real-time control over audio systems, video, lighting and tracking, so it has been a natural choice for interoperability with TiMax SoundHub.

The sound designer Gareth Fry use both systems. “Communication between Atlas and TiMax greatly speeds up the configuration of both programs, since it allows us to program in a consistent and familiar environment in multiple shows, regardless of the spatialization engine we use”.

Aligned integration between TiMax and third parties depended on mutual recognition of referenced coordinates. While SoundHub defines object positions using real coordinates, measurements in meters or feet, some third party drivers use coordinates “standardized”, which generally range between -1 y 1.

Thanks to the surface scaling function, recently introduced, TiMax SoundHub solves any problems for users by easily converting normalized coordinates to absolute coordinate space.

Recognized for its accessibility and flexibility, It was important to extend this same software philosophy to integrations with third-party control solutions. For this reason, in addition to being compatible with various OSC dictionaries, incoming messages can be manually assigned to TiMax SoundHub commands.

As pointed out Dan Higgott, TiMax Product and Software Manager, “with my experience in space shows, It became clear to me that seamless integration into the creative workflow is critical to SoundHub's continued success.. We are very pleased that SSL, Atlas and Grapes 3D support this implementation and we are looking forward to collaborating with other companies”.