3DX
Create and experience sound as it’s never been heard before
Overwhelming spatial reproduction power
with intuitive operation.
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3DX is equipped with the award-winning HPL binaural processor.
HPL®︎ is a professional binaural conversion technology researched and developed in Japan.
We pushed the boundaries of "binaural for music" to see just how far we could go. The result? Minimal sound quality changes, minimal phase problems, and uniform panning in all directions.
The resultant sound quality is so highly rated, it’s featured in the production of high-quality high-resolution sound sources and the mix of numerous award-winning works.
Compatible with all surround formats
Automatically selects the best algorithm
to get the best sound every time
There are many algorithms being researched for these processes, each with its own strengths and weaknesses. Traditionally, creating great 3D sound is complex, requiring you to select the best algorithm depending on the speaker placement and input audio format.
But no more - 3DX simplifies the process. With its two different internal 3D panner processors and two ambisonic decoder processors, it automatically selects the best processor combination when the Input/Output channel settings are changed.
There is no longer any need to compare or use multiple plug-ins.
With 3DX, you'll always get the best sound possible.
What do you need for your production?
Choose your perfect fit.
The only difference between the two editions is the number of input and output channels. The Lite edition offers the same high quality sound as the Standard edition.
Lite is the edition for those who want to create and mix music using binaural. If you are using a DAW that supports only 2-channel tracks, Lite is the best choice.
The Standard edition provides sufficient functionality for full-scale 3D audio production and is especially suitable for those who are working with multichannel audio or ambisonics. Please note that your DAW must support multi-channel tracks to use the Standard-specific features.
/ 5Adjusting the sense of density of ambisonics
3DX allows you to control the overall density of the sound field: the higher the value of density, the more the sound field seems to fill the space; the lower the value, the more sparse the sound field.density = 0 density = -3 / 1Intuitive panning
The left pan area allows you to control the front/back and left/right positions, while the right pan area allows you to control the up/down and left/right positions. When the input and output are multi-channel, the black handle represents the center of the sound source./ 2Edit the distance attenuation curve
By changing the distance attenuation curve, you can adjust the sound as you wish.
Loudness and EQ can be edited separately for more detailed adjustments./ 3Adjusting the width, depth, and height of the sound field
The knobs in the scale section allow you to individually adjust the width, depth, and height of the sound field. Using the link function, the width, depth and height can be changed simultaneously. This can be used when the input is a multi-channel format such as 5.1ch or 7.1.4ch./ 4360 degree sound field rotation
The entire sound field can be rotated using the pan area and rotation knobs. This can be used whether the input format is ambisonic or not./ 5Adjusting the sense of density of ambisonics
3DX allows you to control the overall density of the sound field: the higher the value of density, the more the sound field seems to fill the space; the lower the value, the more sparse the sound field.density = 0 density = -3 / 1Intuitive panning
The left pan area allows you to control the front/back and left/right positions, while the right pan area allows you to control the up/down and left/right positions. When the input and output are multi-channel, the black handle represents the center of the sound source.
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3DX or HPL Processor?
3DX is an all-in-one plugin that covers a wide range of features necessary for spatial audio production. On the other hand, the HPL Processor is a specialized plugin that focuses on binaural conversion of surround sound sources. Unlike 3DX, HPL Processor does not include features such as panning, ambisonics, downmixing, or upmixing. However, the HPL Processor excels in sound accuracy aspects such as localization and spatial reproduction, even though it has fewer functionalities. If your project requires only binaural conversion of surround speaker outputs, the HPL Processor is recommended. If you need more extensive features, it is advisable to start with 3DX. However, to create a higher-quality binaural mix, it is recommended to use both plugins together within a single project. For example, you can use 3DX as the panner for each track and insert the HPL Processor on the master track to achieve binauralization.
