cases

At the Ulan Muqi Palace Grand Theater in Xing'an League, Inner Mongolia, the immersive music and dance troupe "Mountains, Waters, Clouds" brought an unprecedented audio-visual feast. As another benchmark case of the well-known British brand CADAC immersive sound system, this drama combines cutting-edge immersive sound technology with profound regional cultural heritage to present a unique audio-visual feast and spiritual journey for the audience.

In this era of diverse integration, immersive experience is the best bridge connecting the audience and art works. This concept has deeply influenced the creation of "Mountains, Rivers, Clouds" and perfectly embodies the value of CADAC immersive sound system.

CP32

The system core adopts CADAC CP32 immersive sound processor, based on FPGA core technology and integrating advanced HOA algorithms, which can render various audio formats such as mono, stereo, 5.1, 7.1 into immersive sound 3D sound effects. Through carefully arranged 24 speaker arrays, the sound truly achieves a qualitative leap from "audible" to "visible". In the system link design, a dual backup transmission scheme of parallel digital and analog signals is adopted, greatly improving the safety and stability of on-site performances, ensuring that important activities are foolproof.

The successful practice of "Between Mountains, Waters and Clouds" shows that top-notch immersive sound technology can deeply connect regional culture with audience emotions. It empowers art with technology, revitalizes tradition with innovation, and vividly interprets how to use immersive experiences to tell local stories and create unique cultural landmarks. CADAC in the UK not only provides hardware, but is also committed to creating replicable immersive sound system solutions for theaters, auditoriums, sports venues, theme parks, and more.