Listening in Motion: Beyond the Time-Invariant Room
Exploring dynamic acoustic simulation and why real environments are not time invariant. Learn how the Treble SDK models motion in sound scenes.
MBI is now an authorized reseller of the Treble Web Application in Korea!
With this partnership, Treble and MBI are bringing next-generation acoustic simulation and sound design solutions to professionals across Korea. MBI's deep expertise in acoustic consultancy and soundscapes makes them the perfect partner to expand the reach of Treble's cutting-edge technology, empowering engineers, and designers to create better-sounding spaces.
"Korea is a hub for innovation and forward-thinking design, making it a key market for Treble. We are thrilled to partner with MBI to bring our state-of-the-art acoustic solutions to even more professionals in the region. We can't wait to see how our solutions will shape the future of sound in Korea!" says Finnur Pind, Treble CEO. MBI will work with support, training and onboarding of Korean users.
Minho Kim, CEO of MBI, says: "We believe that the Treble application brings something new and unique to our offerings. The software has a great potential here, where there is a long history of commissioning both room acoustic design and pro audio from the same firms. The new features launched beginning of February are particularly attractive in our Korean context".
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On-demand SDK Webinar: A new era for audio AI data
Watch the on-demand webinar unveiling new Treble SDK capabilities for advanced voice processing and audio AI, including dynamic scene simulation, a new source receiver device for own voice and echo cancellation scenarios, and powerful tools for large-scale synthetic data generation. Industry leaders in audio technology and voice AI also join the session to discuss how these advancements elevate product performance and accelerate research and development.
The Next Major Evolution of the Treble SDK
The release is centered around two main areas. First, a substantial expansion of our device modeling capabilities. Second, a new framework for large scale data workflows and acoustic scene generation. Together, these changes further position the Treble SDK as a core infrastructure layer for modern audio algorithm development and virtual prototyping.
