The Ginger Audio SPHERE Immersive is an industry - leading speaker management system. It can handle stereo, surround, and up to 9.4.6 immersive audio configurations. With this studio monitor controller software, starting to mix 3D sound in Dolby Atmos has never been easier. The software features a user - friendly interface that shows your speaker layout visually. It offers mute and solo functions, advanced metering, and output volume controls, giving you full control of your audio setup in any format. SPHERE is highly versatile. It works with all DAWs, NLEs, and audio interfaces, so no need for costly extra hardware. It can support up to eight audio interfaces at once, multiple input sources, and various monitor formats like film, ITU, dts, and Dolby Atmos. Its built - in Apple Spatial Audio renderer lets you hear how your Dolby Atmos mix sounds on Apple Music with headphones. With head - tracking and personalized HRTF support, you can trust your audio mix. It also has comprehensive room calibration software. Whether using studio monitors or headphones, you can precisely calibrate each device. You can integrate your preferred measurement tools or use its onboard DSP for EQ, level, delay, and bass management. The flexible bass management software allows configurable crossovers for subwoofers, routing low frequencies to up to four subs. As a powerful plugin host, SPHERE lets you apply your favorite EQ plugins to individual speakers. You can load any AU plugin on input or output paths for limitless processing. It has dedicated slots for audio meters and downmix plugins. And its flexible downmixing tool enables accurate monitoring of immersive mixes on smaller speaker setups with four downmix buses and a dedicated cue for stereo headphones. You can use its built - in function or integrate third - party plugins.
Using the Ginger Audio SPHERE Immersive is a breeze. First, connect your audio interfaces and speakers as per the software's speaker layout visual. For those starting with 3D sound mixing in Dolby Atmos, just fire up the software and start exploring its easy - to - use controls. When using the Apple Spatial Audio renderer, put on your headphones and let the head - tracking and HRTF features give you an accurate preview of your mix on Apple Music. For room calibration, you can either integrate your preferred measurement tools or rely on the onboard DSP. Adjust EQ, level, delay, and bass management to make your audio setup just right. When it comes to bass management, configure the crossovers for subwoofers according to your needs, routing low frequencies to up to four subs. To use plugins, simply load your favorite AU plugins on input or output paths. Remember, the dedicated slots are there for audio meters and downmix plugins. For downmixing, use the four downmix buses and the dedicated cue for stereo headphones to monitor your immersive mix on smaller setups. You can use the built - in function or add your preferred third - party plugin. As for maintenance, keep your software updated to ensure compatibility with new DAWs, NLEs, and audio interfaces. Also, regularly check your audio interfaces and speakers for any physical damage. If you face any technical issues, refer to the official documentation or contact customer support.
