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The next dimension of sound.
Engineering the future of 3D sound in our new suite.
7.1.4 Dolby Atmos | Binaural Rendering | High Order Ambisonics
Specializing from mixing and mastering to advanced spatial design—whether it’s a theater or a pair of earbuds—we ensure your vision sounds massive everywhere.
Spatial Audio Portfolio
To showcase our commitment to the next generation of audio, we folded down samples of our work using advanced HRTF (Head-Related Transfer Function) filters creating a high-fidelity binaural rendering.
To experience these binaural audio files as intended, please use headphones!
Symphony Opus 7.1.4 ‘Apu Linli’
Act 1
the birth of a one arm robot
Act 2
technology eats flowers
Act 3
singing to fish
Act 4
off the leash
dB Studio Sonic Identity (audio logo animation)
What is Binaural Audio?
Binaural audio is a recording method designed to mimic exactly how human ears perceive sound in a 3D space. While regular recording captures sound, binaural recording captures an environment. When you listen to a Binaural file with headphones, your brain is “tricked” into thinking you are standing exactly in the middle of the room or space. You can tell if a sound is coming from behind you, above you, or inches away from your ear.
Binaural vs. Standard Stereo. It’s easy to get them confused because both use two channels (Left and Right), but the way they handle space is completely different. To get the full effect of these examples, you must wear headphones! If you listen through speakers, it will just sound like a normal stereo recording.