Intro to Auralis Training
Watch this Intro to Auralis Training to learn the basics around the Auralis interface. Rudy Mannarino from 1 SOUND will explain how to navigate the software, get started with your project, generate reports, and more.
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0:00 Intro
0:56 Defining Goals for your Design / Preferences & Settings
set imperial or metric
weather conditions, SPL calculation
snap to grid or object
project info/details
3:00 Viewing Icons (upper right)
axis, grid, trajectory lines
world/local
Snapshots
3:48 Design Space Using Surfaces
plane surface
surface options/functions
set listening/ear height
6:04 Polygon Surface
manually change each point
6:47 Extrude Surface
7:48 Revolve Surface
8:53 Import 2D Image
10:41 Placing Sources (Speakers)
naming, changing location/height,...
12:07 Mechanical Tab
12:27 Plotting Speaker Example Continued
Aiming, speaker preset, gain adjustments
13:18 Duplicating Speakers
13:52 SPL Map
14:13 Set SPL Targets
dB meter
Types of dB measurement scales
Isobar Map
15:07 Plotting Speaker Example Continued
16:52 Perspective vs. Isometric View
17:38 Speaker Rotating Tool
17:53 3D Workspace Views
18:06 Designing with Clusters (Stacked/Flown Tower Column Arrays)
Changing model, naming, floor stack or flown
19:21 Clusters - Auto Splay
Adjust rigging angles
Adding boxes
20:00 Mechanical Tab / Rigging Information
20:14 Cluster Tab
SPL targets, frequency measurements, EQ curve
20:39 Acoustics Tab / Microphones
-Microphone positioning, listening/ear height
Frequency responce of each microphone
Phase
Time Arrival
21:41 Acoustics Tab Measurements / Design Example
Auto Time Alignment
Delay timing, summation curve
23:11 Snapshot Photos for Report / Preparation before Export
Label sources & microphones
How to take Snapshots (photos) of design
Label/notes on for Snapshot Report
Muting Groups
24:50 Custom Frequency Range SPL Calculation
25:19 Exporting Reports
Auralis is a free downloadable 3D software application for Windows that is 1 SOUND's multipurpose sound design tool. It enables precise, high-resolution, full-color audio predictions of your loudspeaker design in a three-dimensional space. With Auralis, you can import 3D COLLADA (.dae) files made from various design softwares such as CAD or SketchUp, or easily create your own three-dimensional space with its intuitive interface. Auralis generates customizable reports with all the applicable information. The printed mechanical reports act as an onsite installation reference. Auralis supports various design application types, working with multiple loudspeakers, Tower arrays, and measurement microphones
To download Auralis or find more information visit the link below:
https://www.1-sound.com/auralis