Voyager Audio Spatial Mic 360° Recording System for AR/VR

Introducing Spatial Mic — a second-order ambisonics VR microphone capable of single wire connectivity to a computer or mobile device. Designed for creative audio engineers, producers for AR/VR, game sound-designers and 3D audio pioneers, Spatial Mic is a next generation 360 microphone. With it’s 8-capsule array, Spatial Mic acheives higher spatial resolution, enhanced polar pattern decoding and optimal listening area vs. 4 capsule microphones.

 Features

• All-in-one package lets you record right out of the box.
• Capture immersive 3D audio for VR and 360 video that can be head-tracked.
• Decode the output to any format live or in post.
• Record instruments or sound FX and then re-frame the direction of recording.
• Use the output to view hot spots from sound reflections and sources in an
• acoustic space.
• Capture multiple musicians or sounds and then later aim virtual microphones
• to adjust each one individually.
• DAW plugin (VST & AAX) and remote control app Included. 

Recording Example 

The included Spatial Mic Converter plugin transforms the raw audio signals

from Spatial Mic to first or second order ambisonics. The plugin offers the

capability to change the microphone’s aim and decode to microphone patterns

with flexible higher-order options..

Applications

If your 360° video requires immersive head-tracked audio, Spatial Mic is here to help. Spatial Mic records in 360 degrees, allowing the sound your viewer hears to change as they move and look around in a Virtual Reality or 360° video. 

Learn More About Field Recording in 360° VR Spatial Mic records & streams audio for live events, games, film, YouTube 360 and Facebook 360 with a compatible plugin host like Reaper, Pro Tools Ultimate or Nuendo.

 Listen to and download a live Dreamers' Circus concert recording session 

Studio RecordingPlug Spatial Mic into your computer via USB or use the built-in ADAT connectivity with a compatible audio interface. Place Spatial Mic wherever you would normally use a Stereo X/Y, Blumlein or other multi-mic setup and then experiment from there. 

Listen to & download studio recordings created with Spatial Mic