Trinnov Audio has been an industry pioneer pushing the boundaries of audio processing technology for over 20 years, with over 50 international patents granted. Trinnov has earned a reputation for developing advanced, state-of-the-art loudspeaker/room optimization using its exclusive four-element 3D mapping technology. More recently, Trinnov introduced its WaveForming technology, which offers a solution to the most challenging aspect of home cinemas: accurate low-frequency reproduction, which is often hindered by room modes. The solution delivers clear and detailed bass even in rooms with difficult acoustics layouts.
Unlike conventional acoustic design methods, WaveForming shifts the focus from merely treating room acoustics to proactively shaping them. It employs advanced algorithms to optimize the interaction between multiple subwoofers and the listening environment, a method recognized with multiple industry awards for its effectiveness and innovation.
Executing a room designed with WaveForming technology can be intimidating, requiring precise measurements and calibration. The new WaveForming design tool aims to simplify this complexity, empowering dealers, distributors, enthusiasts and industry professionals to explore what it would be like to implement WaveForming within their project space. The tool allows users to identify the optimal number and arrangement of subwoofers for their specific space.
“WaveForming is a massive change in the way home theaters are designed. We are excited to facilitate the adoption of this exciting technology by publishing this complimentary web tool, so that more people can confidently specify WaveForming for their projects,” says Arnaud Laborie, co-founder and CEO of Trinnov Audio.
The design tool is available now through the Trinnov Audio website and is one of several free resources Trinnov has rolled out to support the adoption of this advanced technology, including its WaveForming Subwoofer Placement Guidelines, the Early Access Program, and a comprehensive on-demand webinar: Trinnov Audio - Waveforming Guidelines Explained.
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