Dear Reality is a leading immersive audio controller company known for its binaural, Ambisonics and multi-channel encoders with completely realistic room virtualization. The company’s products are used worldwide by audio engineers, sound designers, broadcasters and musicians.
- dearVR MIX v1.16.0 : dearVR MIX turns any studio headphones into a world-class stereo mixing room with carefully designed acoustics – all thanks to advanced spatial audio technology. Gain confidence in monitoring your session in multiple virtual reference rooms and mix on professional studio headphones, relying on Dear Reality’s spatial compensation of headphones.
- dearVR MONITOR v1.16.0 : Step into your ideal virtual mixing room and mix in any format, anytime, anywhere, using headphones. Don’t be limited by room acoustics and lack of multi-channel speaker systems.
- dearVR Pro v2.0.0 : Take your production to the next level with a state-of-the-art spatial analyzer. Experience complete control whether you’re mixing in multi-channel formats up to 7.1.4 and 9.1.6, binaural or Ambisonics. dearVR PRO 2’s ultra-precise early reflection and reverb engine adds another layer of spatial sensation when inserted into the audio track, allowing you to achieve realistic-sounding productions with natural depth that puts you at the center of the sound.
- Exoverb v1.2.1 : Fill your stereo productions with an immersive fingerprint and glue the mix together with the most natural reverb. EXOVERB offers 50 realistic-sounding acoustic scenes with unheard-of 3D depth and width. Achieve clean, spacious stereo mixes for your tracks by relying on EXOVERB’s proprietary reverb engine with synthesized spatial multi-reverbs.
- MIYA v1.10.0 : Resynthesize your sound based on its DNA and go from subtle changes to full aggressive reconstructions. Using adjustable harmonics, MIYA creates a wide range of permutations of the original input signal, from subtle textures to eerie distortions and even massive subharmonics. Enhance your sounds so they cut through the mix, creating them like a synth.