Sony’s teamed up with the Fraunhofer IIS (Institute for Integrated circuits) to open the format up for content creators and artists to take advantage of. Different parameters can be altered for various elements, including distances and angles. It supports up to 64 speaker channels and allows audio coding to be done in different ways.Įngineers can map out and place everything including vocals, individual instruments and a live audience in any position inside a 360 spherical space. When used with musical instruments, users can expect a realistic reproduction of the characteristics of an instrument, such as the sound of guitar strings and the resonance of the body.The format has been built using the open MPEG-H 3D Audio standard, which itself has been optimised for music streaming. Natural and clear vocal recording is achieved by suppressing boomy low frequencies and noise when close to the microphone. More importantly for home recording and podcasting applications, the “Noise Elimination Construction” developed for the C-800G/C-100 prevents microphone body acoustic vibration, resulting in low noise and clear sound.Īccording to Sony, the new C-80 delivers a tight and rich mid-range capture, ideal for voice with a clear core and presence, allowing vocals to stand out even when mixed with other instrumental sounds. The dual diaphragm configuration suppresses sonic changes with distance (proximity effect) and allows more stability in the vocal recording process. Featuring a microphone capsule derived from the C-100 and a two part metallic anti-vibrational body structure used in the C-800G, the new Sony C-80 inherits the essence of these two popular models.
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