Sony Launches ECM-AX10 Spatial Audio Microphone with Eclipsa Audio Certification
Sony has introduced the ECM-AX10, a spatial audio microphone tailored for content creators, which it claims to be the first to achieve Eclipsa Audio certification. This device incorporates a spherical module equipped with four omnidirectional capsules designed for Ambisonics recording. It is capable of advanced spatial audio processing suitable for various environments, such as street performances and sports events. The Eclipsa Audio certification guarantees adherence to IAMF standards. Compatible with both Apple and Android smartphones, it offers three recording modes: Ambisonics, binaural, and stereo. Ambisonics integrates with Sony’s Spatial Audio Video Tool app for Eclipsa Audio format on YouTube. The ECM-AX10 is priced at $250 and is aimed at users aged 25 to 35 who create content using mobile devices.
Key facts
- Sony announced the ECM-AX10 spatial audio microphone.
- The ECM-AX10 is the world’s first microphone certified by Eclipsa Audio.
- It uses four omnidirectional capsules for Ambisonics recording.
- Eclipsa Audio certification ensures compliance with IAMF-based spatial audio encoding.
- The mic attaches to Apple and Android smartphones.
- Three recording modes: Ambisonics, binaural, and stereo.
- Sony PCL, a Sony Group company, supported sound quality tuning.
- The ECM-AX10 is available for $250.
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Institutions
- Sony
- Sony Electronics
- Sony PCL
- Sony Group
- Eclipsa Audio
- YouTube
- Apple
- Android
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