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“Orbit Pro was exactly what I’d been trying to build myself for months.”
“I use Orbit Lite to check mixes for Apple Spatial Audio — an extra QC pass after exporting from Logic.”
“My first-ever unconditional buy recommendation.”
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Room to work.
A look-and-feel release. The Overview page and footer lose their panel boxes and get the room back, the 3D scene more than doubles in height, and the level at which an object counts as “active” is now yours to set.
The scene, full width
One button steps Activity aside and hands the whole row to the 3D scene. Scroll or pinch to zoom — it stays pivoted on the listening position, so you orbit the sweet spot rather than drifting off it.
Hexagons or a grid
Two ways to read the same channels and objects. The honeycomb, now capped so a 7.1.4 bed doesn’t become a handful of enormous tiles — or a numbered grid in rows of ten that stays readable where the honeycomb becomes a wall of shapes.
Orbit Spatial, in the community.
Independent reviews and real renders — the engine at work in other people’s studios, in their words, not ours.
One engine. Choose your depth.
Every edition is the same reference renderer — priced for the work in front of you. One-time purchase; try Pro free for 14 days.
Orbit 1.5.6 — Room to Work
A look-and-feel release. The Overview page and footer lose their panel boxes and fill the window, Activity gains a numbered grid alongside the honeycomb, the 3D scene can take the full row and zoom on the sweet spot, and the level at which an object counts as active is now yours to set — down from roughly −30 dBFS to −62 by default. Plus a rebuilt object list with SILENT tags, a new Diagnostics panel, and the looping fix in build 4.
7.1.4 out of an ordinary browser — the Esfera public beta
Multichannel spatial output with no plugin and no special build, plus video with IAMF, ADM to Eclipsa conversion in the browser, podcasts, albums and client Proofs. Esfera opens for public beta on 31 August, by request.
Eclipsa Audio, live on YouTube — straight from Orbit Pro
Orbit Pro's Eclipsa Audio (IAMF) exports are now verified end-to-end on YouTube. One upload, and YouTube builds the whole family — Eclipsa, 5.1, and stereo — from your immersive master.