Demo - ZYLIA PORTABLE RECORDING STUDIO. MULTI-TRACK MUSIC RECORDING WITH ONE MIC.

ZYLIA Portable Recording Studio

... for musicians

... for sound designers

... for professionals

“Without the industry’s traditional curators or gatekeepers, it’s a lot easier to record something yourself and — for better or for worse — make it available to audiences,” added Joel Hamilton.
“In this environment, the ZYLIA ZM-1 microphone has the potential to change the way people record themselves. The technological aspects of this microphone are a breakthrough, and it’s stunning that Zylia has been able to bring it to market at the price point it has. Anyone making music today should know about this mic.”

Quality of recordings

Compare recordings made with smart phone, field recorder and ZYLIA. Amplified instruments and vocal.

Check out the sound source separation effect. Amplified instruments and vocal.

The Elite Quartet Playing Movement No3 of 4 Tango Postcards By Benedikt Brydern.
Video by James Ivey for Pro Tools Expert.

Basic features
of ZYLIA STANDARD Set

A brief demonstration of registration process, ZM-1 usage and ZYLIA Studio functionalities.

ZYLIA Studio - AUTOMIX feature.

Basic features
of ZYLIA PRO Set

A brief demonstration of virtual microphone technology and advanced options of ZYLIA Studio PRO software.

Creative work

First Aid Kit 'Fireworks' (360 degree audio) by Sony Music UK

To capture the 360 audio live recording on this video, the very latest audio recording hardware, Zylia was used. The microphone is the world’s first that allows you to record entire 'sound scenes' with only one device. The audio was also mixed to 5.1 Dolby Surround Sound. Please use headphones for the optimum audio experience. Shot and edited by 4th Floor Creative 'Fireworks' is taken from the album, 'Ruins'

Dear John, Timber bridge

Recorded with one ZYLIA mic during La Roche Bluegrass Festival 2019. Wear your headphones for incredible effects.

Unraveled - an immersive 360 audio

Unraveled by Yao Wang is an immersive 360 audio and visual experience where the listener finds themselves at the center of all elements, being surrounded by choir, strings, synths, and imagery. Where you turn your head, sound from that direction will be emphasized and filtered.
For the full immersive experience, please wear headphones. Audio was partially recorded with ZYLIA ZM-1 at Berklee College of Music.

The power of audio in 6 Degrees-of-Freedom (6dof)

In this experiment the sound field was captured using seven Ambisonics ZYLIA ZM-1 microphone arrays placed within and around the recorded sound scenes. To present interesting possibilities of using audio recorded with multiple microphone arrays we have created a Unity project with 7 Ambisonics sources. In this simulated environment, you will find three sound sources (our musicians) represented by bonfires among whom you can move around. Experiencing fluent immersive audio becomes so natural that you can actually feel being inside of this scene.
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3rd order Ambisonics recording of Troubadours

Probably, the first video web-player that supports 3rd order Ambisonics audio in the Universe.
Sound is an important component for feeling immersed in an experience. While watching a 360 video it's essential for the sound to come from the right direction and the Ambisonics player allows you to have this perception while in control of the scene rotation. One other aspect is that sound can be used as a guide for action in the 360 videos and vice-versa. Here you can also experience a nice feature - acoustic zoom. It allows you to get close to musicians and extract the sound of a particular instrument.

Use your headphones, watch in the Google Chrome browser, control with your mouse.

We would really like to thank Thomas Deppisch and Nils Meyer-Kahlen authors of HOAST360 player with support for 4th order ambisoncis (https://git.iem.at/thomasdeppisch/hoast360/blob/master/poster.png). Our solution is based on their work and will be released soon as an open- source project ready to use by any sound enthusiast.