Software, drivers, and tools in one place

Install, update, and maintain ZYLIA applications and drivers from one centralized macOS application. Use the individual downloads below for the latest ZM-1/ZM-2 releases.

Updated desktop drivers for ZM-1/ZM-2 and ZM-1S microphone arrays. Raspberry Pi 64-bit supports ZM-1/ZM-2; the legacy 32-bit driver supports ZM-1 only.

Record multichannel sessions, separate sound sources, create a manual mix or AUTOMIX, and export raw, stereo, or individual tracks. The latest desktop release supports ZM-1/ZM-2.

Convert raw 19-channel ZM-1/ZM-2 recordings into first-, second-, or third-order Higher Order Ambisonics for immersive post-production and 360 media.

Prepare ZM-1 audio for live Mono, Higher Order Ambisonics, or binaural streaming through OBS and compatible broadcast workflows.

Turn a supported iPhone into a portable first-order Ambisonics recorder with B-format, ACN channel ordering, and SN3D normalization.

Create steerable virtual microphones, separate sources, and decode ZYLIA or Ambisonics recordings directly inside a compatible multichannel DAW. Supports ZM-1/ZM-2. macOS AU and VST3 are included in one Universal installer. AAX installers remain separate. VST2 is no longer supported.

Convert 19-channel ZM-1/ZM-2 recordings to Higher Order Ambisonics inside a compatible DAW during recording or post-production. macOS AU and VST3 are included in one Universal installer. AAX installers remain separate. VST2 is no longer supported.

Build customizable virtual microphones, localize and separate sound sources in real time, and process Ambisonics signals up to seventh order. VST2 is no longer supported.

Record multiple connected ZM-1S arrays simultaneously, synchronize their audio, and convert the captured files for volumetric production.

Render and interpolate synchronized third-order Ambisonics sound fields so listeners can move naturally through VR, games, and interactive scenes.