Gravity Data Feed for HOLOPHONIX

OSC and ADM-OSC control of HOLOPHONIX, with a person in charge on live systems.

This guide explains how Spatial9 Gravity Data Feed relates to HOLOPHONIX, the spatial sound processor used in theatres and live venues. Status: documented route, no profile yet. HOLOPHONIX accepts OSC, and the open ADM-OSC standard from version 2.4.0, but Gravity Data Feed has no HOLOPHONIX profile.

At a glance

ItemDetail
StatusDocumented route; no Gravity Profile
Control routeOSC, or ADM-OSC from version 2.4.0
SettingLive and installed systems

Planned route

  1. Use ADM-OSC where possible, so one ADM-OSC profile can reach HOLOPHONIX and other receivers.
  2. Convert Gravity Data Feed positions to the ADM-OSC coordinates.
  3. Run a fixture test with a person watching the system, then publish a profile.

What you can do today

Request plans in the playground or over the API and use them as cue ideas that an operator programs by hand.

FAQ

Can Gravity Data Feed move sounds during a show?

Not unattended. On live systems a person should always review and trigger the movement.

Why ADM-OSC rather than native OSC?

One open protocol means one profile for many processors, which makes testing and support simpler.

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