Press release - 2004
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Solarium installation powered by EGR Software technologies at Burning Man 2004

EGR Software's Typhon framework and Scream enable a captivating music experience for Burning Man goers.

Tuesday, August 23, 2004

Redwood City, CA -- EGR Software, LLC today announced a collaborative project to bring an advanced spatial music experience to the Sol System theme camp at Burning Man through installing an ambisonic multichannel capable audio system powered by AmbiPan. AmbiPan, a software spatialization mixer, is software built with the Typhon framework and Scream. It allows sound to be controlled with interactive user defined patterns or statically placed anywhere in the performance space through a real time visual oriented graphic user interface.

The Solarium is a 30' geodesic dome fitted with an 8.2 EAW sound system. Inside patrons will find a relaxed environment facilitating the multichannel experience. This installation will be in operation from August 30th to September 5th 2004.

Soon AmbiPan will be extended to allow full 3D spatialization on large sound arrays setup up in 3D configurations. This next generation technology will not only be accessible to music applications, but will be integrated into EGR Software's interactive audio framework for game development.

About EGR Software, Inc

EGR Software, LLC is a leading edge company focusing on bringing dynamic real time spatialized audio together with the latest advancements in computer graphics. Technologies including the Typhon framework, Scream, and Auriga3D is enabling the next generation of interactive media from games, musicians software, to the future of audio/video oriented entertainment.