Unlock Seamless Dolby Atmos Integration: How ORIA Transforms TYX Studios London

Tileyard X Studios - or TYX Studios for short - is a vibrant studio complex dedicated to musicians and creatives based in Tileyard London. With their flexible membership-based program, TYX Studios allows members across a range of different industries to create their next project without needing a residency.
As Dolby Atmos reshapes the audio landscape, TYX Studios were keen to provide it's members an accessible yet high-quality introduction to immersive sound. With ORIA at the heart of that technology, their ambition has become a reality.
Among those members is GRAMMY Award-winning producer, engineer, and mixer Matthew Lawrence (Adele, Amy Winehouse, Ellie Goulding). Hear his thoughts on working with ORIA and exploring the Dolby Atmos capabilities at TYX Studios in the button below.
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[@QFXmusic]

How do i brake out to my 16 speakers with Oria ? I have everything on XLR on my system at the min ?

[@Audientworld]

ORIA uses Balanced TRS connections so typically you would use a 16ch XLR to TRS loom to connect to speakers with XLR connections.

[@QFXmusic]

@@Audientworld Ok Thanks so the 16 ch Aes brake out is only digital is can not output a analog signal :(

[@Audientworld]

Thats correct, the DB25 AES output will only output a digital signal, not an analogue signal. Analog speakers would need to be connected to the balanced TRS outputs

[@QFXmusic]

@@Audientworld Thats a shame

[@thisiswhereiwatch]

So how are clients connecting to the Oria exactly? WIth the USB-C?

[@Audientworld]

USB-C is typically how most users will feed ORIA but it can also take audio from its ADAT inputs if being used as a standalone monitor controller. The optical Dante Card will also be released soon which will provide 16 channels of input via Dante.

[@thisiswhereiwatch]

@@Audientworld So does this mean the room tuning is stored within the Oria and maintained when it connects to a new device?

[@Audientworld]

Yes that's correct

[@TrueShayari]

Hello Sir, I am very tired of asking everyone. But I did not get the right advice from anyone. Some say to buy a dynamic mic, some say to buy a condenser mic. I want to record my poetry professionally at home. Please tell me a good mic and audio interface which gives me professional sound quality within my budget. My room is not Sound proof, My total budget is 350 dollars for audio interface, mic and headphones.

[@Audientworld]

Hello, a small audio interface such as our iD4, iD14 or the EVIO 4 or EVO 8 would be a great interface for your setup. In terms of microphone, a condenser microphone is more sensitive and will typically pick up more detail, however, if you are recording in a noisy, untreated room, it can mean you pick up more background noise. A high-quality dynamic microphone will be less sensitive so typically won't capture as much detail but will also pick up less room noise. You can help deaden a room quite easily by hanging soft furnishings so doing this and using a condenser, such as the one included in the EVO start recording bundle, may be a good starting point.

[@TrueShayari]

@@Audientworld Will the Audient Evo4 be suitable for the Shure SM 58 microphone? Will there be any gain or noise issues?

[@Audientworld]

The EVO 4 will work perfectly well with a Shure SM58 microphone and will be able to provide more than enough noise-free gain for vocal recording.