Trinnov CEO Arnaud Laborie finally decided to bless audio nerds with actual Atmos support during the NAMM Show. They plan to demo a beefed-up Nova system alongside the heavy-duty AltitudeCI for anyone needing serious room correction. The Nova gets a paid firmware patch unlocking immersive formats while that second unit targets complex studio builds.
That Nova update pushes the hardware to handle twelve output channels through Dante connections without swapping the actual box. It stays focused on stereo rigs but allows for multi-channel processing at standard sample rates whenever someone needs to deliver an immersive mix.
Then the AltitudeCI scales everything up for large facilities using tech originally meant for rich home theater enthusiasts. This rack unit offers higher sample rates and more headroom while sitting downstream from a workstation to check mixes against consumer decoding standards without requiring an extra receiver.
Dealers begin stocking the AltitudeCI in February while Nova owners can purchase that software upgrade later in the first half of the year.
That Nova update pushes the hardware to handle twelve output channels through Dante connections without swapping the actual box. It stays focused on stereo rigs but allows for multi-channel processing at standard sample rates whenever someone needs to deliver an immersive mix.
Then the AltitudeCI scales everything up for large facilities using tech originally meant for rich home theater enthusiasts. This rack unit offers higher sample rates and more headroom while sitting downstream from a workstation to check mixes against consumer decoding standards without requiring an extra receiver.
Dealers begin stocking the AltitudeCI in February while Nova owners can purchase that software upgrade later in the first half of the year.
