Atrium measures how you hear, then tunes everything your computer plays to match: personal EQ, per-ear balance, spatial audio, and real acoustic spaces.
A few short listening assessments map how you actually hear. Every part of the engine builds from that.
Short adaptive assessments measure your hearing and build your personal tuning. They adjust to your answers, so each one takes a few minutes.
Almost no one hears equally in both ears. Atrium measures the difference and evens it out.
Browser and music each get their own sound, tuned to what they play. Switch in a click. Your hearing profile follows everywhere.
Headphones collapse music into the middle of your head. Atrium opens the doors.
Sound shaped to your ears and placed in a ray-traced room, from a treated studio to a concert hall. Headphones stop feeling like headphones.
Atrium measures the frequency balance of whatever is playing, thirty-one bands at a time, and evens out a bad master before it reaches you. It only steps in when a record is genuinely out of line, so music that is meant to be warm or bright stays that way.
Spatial audio in Atrium is not an effect laid over the track. It is a room, computed for you, with your ears at the center of it.
Atrium traces the path from every speaker to you, thirteen of them in this layout: straight, and off each wall, the floor and the ceiling, up to two bounces. Thousands more rays shape the tail of the room. Each one arrives at the delay and level the geometry says it should.
Plaster, wood, carpet, glass, drapes. Each absorbs and scatters differently, band by band, so a treated studio stays dry and a concert hall blooms.
Every path is placed at your ears through a measured head and ear response, shaped by your spatial test. Sound sits outside your head and stays there. With supported headphones, it stays put when you turn.
Watch it happen. Switch on Visualize sound and light leaves each speaker on every beat, traveling the real paths to you.
Dialogue boost for movies and podcasts, hearing assist for quiet detail, loudness compensation at low volume, and optional tinnitus relief.
Graphic and parametric EQ with up to 20 bands, plus neutral corrections for more than 4,300 headphone models.
Pair the Atrium mobile app over WiFi: play, pause, volume, presets and rooms from anywhere in the house, and see your Signature's curve wherever you are.
Soft tones and quick listening tasks map your hearing in about ten minutes.
Your results become a personal tuning: tone, balance, and space.
Pick Music or Browser and play anything. Fine-tune by ear whenever you like.