Voyage Audio

Come find us New York! We are demoing and discussing Spatial Mic in the booth throughout the show.

The Voyage Audio team is back from a fantastic week in Amsterdam at IBC 2025! It was incredible to connect (and reconnect) with so many creators, partners, and innovators from around the globe.

While the big shows are great for showcasing new technology, our favorite part is always the conversations. This year, one theme came up again and again: the move from experimental immersive audio to practical, everyday workflows.

From broadcasters looking to create more engaging live sports experiences, audio engineers recording concerts with more realism, to developers building the next generation of XR, the demand for high-quality, easy-to-implement spatial audio has never been clearer. These discussions are what fuel our mission.

What's Next?

Inspired by our time in Amsterdam, we're hard at work on what's to come. If we missed you at the show, you can see our latest Spatial Mic demos right here.

Our next stop is NAB New York this October, where you can find us at the booth. We hope to see you there!

Thank you for being part of our journey. Your passion and feedback drive everything we do.

– The Voyage Audio Team

IBC2025: Roundup of all the top audio news from Amsterdam SVG Europe Audio was in Amsterdam at IBC catching up with all our friends in the sports broadcast sound community. There was a plethora of innovation, ...

IBC Day 2 is here! Come find us between Hall 8 and 7 at 7.P04!

“Voyage Audio’s Dante Spatial Mic solved a big challenge for me on Fox Sports’ Big Noon Kickoff. Now I can get a full sounding marching band from one mic at the end of a single cat5 cable.” Read More:

Jason Blood on the Game-Changing Impact of Voyage Audio’s Spatial Mic “Voyage Audio’s Dante Spatial Mic solved a big challenge for me on Fox Sports’ Big Noon Kickoff. Now I can get a full sounding marching band from one mic at the end of a single cat5 cable.”Jason Blood, Freelance Audio Mixer Below, Jason shares how Voyage Audio’s Dante Spatial Mic has becom...

Brian Bavido, FOH Engineer for Ring Starr & His All-Starr Band using Spatial Mic Dante to capture immersive audio for live concert recordings including at the historic Ryman Auditorium.

We couldn't be more excited to exhibit for the first time at IBC 2025 in Amsterdam!

See the technology that has powered live broadcasts for NFL, NCAA, NBA, NHL, and major European sports leagues. Register using code IBC11792 today!

RAI Amsterdam, Netherlands

Hall 7 POD P04

Schedule a demo: [email protected]

Grammy-winning engineer Tom Lazarus (https://classicsound.com) recently captured stunning immersive mixes using 2 x Spatial Mic Dante microphones, the new Grace Design M701 coupled with a few Schoeps spot mics.

The solo piano was almost all Spatial Mic Dante. Working in Pro Tools, Tom built parallel mixes in 7.1.2, 5.1, and stereo with no downmixing. Just clean decoding of all 8 raw channels using the Voyage plugin. Every night, Apple received final Spatial and stereo masters of each performance.

This is what future-proof recording looks like.

* Listen in Atmos On Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/2025-cliburn-competition-live/pl.c43a84b61a314f7285c3fbc4a40f50d1
* Watch on YouTube: The Cliburn https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NttBGeWfNOQ

Thanks for trusting Spatial Mic Dante, Tom.

Photo credit: Ralph Lauer / Tom Lazarus

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