Soundfield’s model
Prism.
Prism is the audio-separation model being developed by Soundfield. Its direction is simple: make the parts within a song easier to hear, learn, and use without losing their place in the music.
The direction
Separate for musical attention.
- 01
Hear the part
A voice, guitar line, bass part, or drum pattern becomes easier to follow when it has room of its own.
- 02
Keep the song nearby
Isolation is useful, but context matters. The goal is to move between a focused part and the arrangement that gives it meaning.
- 03
Make listening active
The model is being shaped for the work that follows listening: learning, rehearsing, arranging, and recording.
A listening reference
One recording, heard from seven angles.
Switch between the available tracks to hear how each role sits in the same excerpt. This reference multitrack is here to explain the listening experience Prism is being designed to support.
This listening example uses licensed reference studio multitracks. It is an illustration of multitrack listening, not an output or quality claim for Prism.
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