TiMax will showcase the recently launched TiMax panLab on stand 7A300 at ISE 2025.
For the first time since its launch, the macOS application will be available for hands-on demonstration to a Europe-wide audience. TiMax panLab is the first major product release since both TiMax and panLab joined the Focusrite stable.
Free to download from the TiMax website, TiMax panLab packs a feature set to enable the simple and intuitive creation of spatialised audio designs in both entry-level and large-scale systems. Adding 3D rendering capabilities to QLab, alongside a wide range of mixing consoles and system processors and now for the first time, TiMax SoundHub, TiMax panLab democratises entry-level access to spatial audio.
The new 3D user interface in TiMax panLab provides a tool for creatives to intuitively craft multi-dimensional audio soundscapes. The UX design of the original panLab spatial programming platform skilfully developed by the recently acquired Innovate Audio has now combined with two decades of spatialisation and show control experience within TiMax, leading aficionados of immersive spatial audio.
Also on the stand is TiMax TrackerSP, developed in collaboration with virtual production showcontrol specialists, Stage Precision, that provides integrated lighting control to TiMax TrackerD4’s existing live spatial audio control. TiMax TrackerSP enables TiMax TrackerD4 to intelligently direct and focus groups of moving-head light fixtures directly via ArtNet and sACN, and also provides a direct portal into Stage Precision’s native suite of control applications for PTZ cameras, media servers, scenic animation and virtual production platforms such as Unreal.
Visitors to the stand can meet with new TiMax team members Rik Kirby, Dan Higgott and Dan Roncoroni to hear about the latest updates in TiMax SoundHub and TiMax TrackerD4, the leading award-winning real-time immersive audio spatialisation products for premium live shows and events.
The spatial audio capabilities of both SoundHub and Tracker D4 can also be experienced in the Martin Audio demonstration room, F6 in Hall 8.
