Spatial Devices

Atlas communicates with Spatial Engines.

Show Settings - Spatial audio device A active

Selecting a Spatial Device Profile

Select the required spatial audio renderer from the dropdown menu.

Atlas supports the following devices:

• d&b Audiotechnnik DS100 (Enscene/Enspace)

• L'Acoustics L-ISA

• Generic ADM

Output Format

Select the required output format for your spatial engine. By default Atlas outputs metered data based upon the origin of the workspace. The user can also select to output scaled data based upon their defined space within Atlas.

The output format will need to be selected relevant to the output format. Each Spatial Signal Engine has a different implementation. Please see individual chapters relating to each engine.

Enabling a Device

By default Atlas always has Device A as enabled within the workspace.

Selecting the required device from the menu and checking "enable device x" will enable additional spatial engines for use within Atlas.

Choosing device mode

Select the required device from the menu and choose between "Expanded Input", "Expanded Output" or "Redundant" within the menu. When choosing redundant you can choose which other device the selected device is to act as a redundant engine for.

Atlas will automatically send OSC to the correct spatial engines based upon settings here. In redundant mode OSC will be sent to all relevant devices. In expanded only relevant messages will be sent to each engine depending on the actions being executed.

Assigning Output Sets

Atlas allows outputs to be assigned by sets. This allows control of the output levels and functions through friendly naming conventions.

Auto Create & Assign from Function Groups

Selecting this option will allow Atlas to auto create output sets based on the function groups within the d&b Audiotechnik DS100 signal engine.

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Functions associated with devices.

Interface

Defines the network interface that Atlas will use to communicate with the selected external device.

Address

Defines the IP address of the device that is required to be controlled by Atlas. This takes the IPV4 notation.

TX Port

Defines the port number that Atlas will transmit OSC on for the selected device.

RX Port

Defines the port number that Atlas will receive OSC on for the selected device.

Outputs

A list of output names for the chosen device are displayed here.

Function Groups

A list of function groups for the chosen device are displayed here.

Atlas can output to up to 5 network interfaces, IP Addresses and ports for a given External Device. Select the "+" button next to the port text field to add additional network interfaces per device.