“It established a new standard in room correction technology and allowed home theater systems to achieve a new degree in acoustical perfection. “Dirac Live has served as the industry’s reference room correction solution since it was first unveiled over five years ago,” Thorin said. “Home theater systems aren't one-size-fits-all so neither should be their room correction solutions.” Dirac expects to release new modules roughly on a yearly basis. “As new features are developed, we can efficiently deliver them to the market as ‘Dirac Live Modules’, so users can customize their platforms based on individual requirements and use-cases,” Thorin continued.
“Our modular approach to the future of Dirac Live will allow our platform to forever be equipped with the last and greatest in room correction functionality,” explained Niklas Thorin, Dirac’s general manager of high performance audio.
The new Dirac Live has also been reconfigured as a modular platform with “Dirac Live Modules,” which will allow users to customize performance. Whereas the previous version of the software measured the phase of each stereo speaker individually, the new version also analyzes speakers in pairs to ensure the phase responses are matched to each other. On the technical side, Dirac has incorporated an enhanced phase correction algorithm to improve stereo reproduction. In addition to English, the new Dirac Live also supports Spanish, French, Mandarin, Japanese, and Swedish languages. New mobile compatibility also provides users with increased flexibility whether they use a laptop, tablet, or smartphone for set-up. Usability has been improved through the use of a new “highly-intuitive app that uses a more guided process” to confirm optimal settings are being implemented.
The updated version of Dirac Live, which will be demonstrated next month at CEDIA 2018, features a refreshed user interface (UI) that’s less technical than the previous version, a simplified system setup procedure, upgraded technical performance, and multi-language support, according to the company. Dirac Research, the Swedish company specializing in sound optimization software, has announced that the beta version of its second generation Dirac Live room correction software is now available for owners of Arcam, Lexicon, AudioControl, and NAD gear, with broader availability to follow.
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