Discover the Future of Sound - Trinnov Nova

The Trinnov Nova is a digital signal processing (DSP) room correction system designed to optimize the acoustics of music studios. It utilizes advanced technology to analyze and correct the room's acoustics, resulting in improved clarity and precision for music production.
The Trinnov Nova offers features such as room analysis, speaker calibration, and acoustic optimization, aiming to provide an enhanced listening experience and better translation of audio mixes.
This video explores the technical aspects of the Trinnov Nova, its installation process, and the benefits it offers to audio professionals and music enthusiasts seeking to elevate their studio acoustics.
Chapters
Introduction - 00:00
The Trinnov Nova - 00:25
Disclaimer - 00:55
Set Up - 01:36
DSP Shootout - 04:13
Listening Experience - 05:00
Measurement Graphs - 05:58
Recap - 09:57
Production Experience - 10:35
Downsides - 11:00
My Advice/Outro - 12:05
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[@djrossko]

Hello colleagues, I've had Trinnov for a few weeks now. I can only say that the moment they heard the difference I was completely shocked! Any comments would be completely unnecessary after you hear what's going on :) I guess like many of us, I was also very skeptical, but things are on a very high level here!

[@onetwo8music]

So we’re KRK Rokit’s audio correction app not accurate?

[@cosinussangoma4983]

thats the final treatment when anything else which should be done before is done ! so if you using the Kh310 i highly recommend the Sub Kh750 dsp - same results as with the Trinnov ;-)

[@antoine1070]

🤨 are you 100% sure about that ?

[@legostudiosify]

I’d get a demo of Nova first and check that with your Neumann’s before you make that statement . I think you’ll be shocked at the results

[@CollectiveIntelligenceMusic]

I am curious to see how the Neumann DSP works with the SUB.

[@KYTHERAOfficial]

Neumann does phase correction?

[@legostudiosify]

@@KYTHERAOfficial not properly like Trinnov, no

[@wandervanhoucke4331]

That's a really cool shirt! Where'd you get it?

[@CollectiveIntelligenceMusic]

www.matikdesign.com/collections/matik-wear

[@zaphkiel7082]

Is it possible to configure each channel individually? Like having channel 1+2 Stereo and 3-6 as Subwoofer all playing at the same time. I'm looking to do something similar like the kybernetik lab with lambda labs qx3 speakers where I would need multiple left, right and subwoofer channels.

[@CollectiveIntelligenceMusic]

Yep that's possible

[@CollectiveIntelligenceMusic]

Curious to hear more about what you'd like to do with the studio

[@zaphkiel7082]

@@CollectiveIntelligenceMusic Thx for the quick answer! The Studio Im planing is for listening purposes only. The lambda labs qx3 System is the best system I heard till this day, the problem with it is that it consists of two sets, the qx3a and qx3b so you would need to have 2 left channels and 2 right channels while allso being able to set the low and high passes to drive it in it's smallest configuration. You would be able to do so with normal studio mixers of course but the price would increase drastically with that option. So i think that I use the trinnov nova as main audio processor, while also being able to use room correction which ultimately will cost less. (I could also ask kybernetik lab how they did it, looks pretty awesome)

[@adem_gun]

Have you tried something like a Behringer HD400 Ultra Compact 2 Channel Hum Suppressor for the hiss?

[@CollectiveIntelligenceMusic]

Hey mate thanks for the tip, I hadn't considered that. I don't think I should have to buy another device to suppress the hum though.

[@CB-td4fz]

Where did you buy yours from in Australia? Or did you import?

[@CollectiveIntelligenceMusic]

Hey mate, as I say in the video I didn't buy one. If you'd like to buy one look up AVP Imports in Australia. You can find them through a google search.

[@HKprod90]

I get the same result with dirac live for $400 .... the only drawback is that it's a plugin but you get used to it

[@dougleydorite]

Are these measurements of both speakers together, at the same time?

[@CollectiveIntelligenceMusic]

Yeah the measurements are of both speakers at the same time. I didn't measure L/R independently. I have screenshots of the Trinnov interface that has the individual measurements, but didn't include them in the video.

[@dougleydorite]

@@CollectiveIntelligenceMusic both speakers together is a bad way of demonstrating what is going on. Constructive/decinstructive interference mixed with all other variables turns it all into one big soup sandwich

[@CollectiveIntelligenceMusic]

@@dougleydorite The measurements demonstrated the results I experienced in my listening position - which is a significantly flatter result using Trinnov.

[@dougleydorite]

@@CollectiveIntelligenceMusicthe dip with all your measurements overlayed @9:20 between 7k and up are the classic hallmark of deconstructive interference with LR summed measurements. Try measuring again with only one speaker at a time and you won’t have those dips. (I’ve been there myself not too long ago)

[@IFalker]

Just as heads up I think audio is slightly out of sync with video

[@CollectiveIntelligenceMusic]

Thanks mate. Can't fix this one sadly, but I the future I'll make sure it's good.

[@mrmozez1500]

It's cheaper to just build acoustic panels and traps. $3,500 is ridiculous!

[@antoine1070]

I would suggest you to get a demo and make your own opinion on it 😉

[@mrmozez1500]

@@antoine1070 Not a bad idea actually. Maybe I should consider that. Still, a $3,500 price tag is nothing to sneeze at, geeeshhh!

[@antoine1070]

@@mrmozez1500 Once , you have heard it. You will change your mind. This box is a game changer. Are you still checking your mixes in your car ? How many times are doing revisions ? This is going to change your life . Please get a demo , because talking about it is something , but hearing it in your room....that's something

[@CollectiveIntelligenceMusic]

That's totally true, but I think what I failed to communicate in the video is that acoustic panels are SUPER important, but the average studio DIYer isn't going to have the space to put in enough bass trapping for low frequency control - tuned bass traps/Helmholtz devices are cumbersome, expensive and only tuned to specific frequencies (generally speaking) - this device is portable, you can calibrate a room in a minute and honestly - and I have no horse in this race - this has done far more to improve the audio in my studio than anything else I've used. It's just a matter of fact to me.

[@mrmozez1500]

@@antoine1070 I will certainly look into it

[@fkknsikk]

This thing is a total scam. Disabling ports and giving them back for an additional charge... I hope the whole company goes under.

[@mrmozez1500]

I think that's pretty scammy as well. It may actually hurt their sales of this unit in the long run. We'll just have to wait and see.

[@antoine1070]

Guys, I think you are totally wrong about the idea behind it . The idea is for users that doesn't need more optimisation than just 2 channels , why paying for it? The outputs are absolutely not disabled ! You can still calibrate in terms of level and delays . Personally, I don't want to have optimisation on my NS10 or Auratone. So a NOVA with 2 channels of optimisation and the room is fully calibrated even if I have 2 extra pairs of speakers .

[@KYTHERAOfficial]

This is pro studio gear, not bedroom studio stuff. Its a different world. Absolutely not a scam. Trinnov is state of the art time domain correction.