Innosonix Audio Solutions for Visitor Attractions

Enhance the Audience Experience

Creating a unique and immersive visitor attraction depends on seamlessly integrating multiple pieces of technology. Innosonix, with its flexible routing capabilities and large channel count, enables maximum creativity. This enhances the audience experience and allows visitors to be transported through time and space. Innosonix amplifiers can be discreetly installed to ensure a cohesive auditory backdrop, enhancing each exhibit's ability to captivate and engage visitors on a profound sensory level. By harnessing the power and precision of Innosonix technology, museums can curate unforgettable journeys that vividly bring history and nature to life.

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Advanced DSP and Audio Processing

Innosonix devices are equipped with industry leading FPGA based Digital Signal Processing (DSP) capabilities, offering features multi-input source routing, FIR filters, 32-band EQ and independent limiting per channel.
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These tools allow sound designers to fine-tune audio systems to perfectly match the acoustics of any environment. The result is a rich and immersive audio experience that captivates visitors and enhances storytelling, taking them on once-in-a-lifetime journeys.

Scalable and Flexible Solutions

Innosonix products are designed with scalability and flexibility in mind. With up to 32 channels of audio in single 1U or 2U variants, their compact formats help integrators handle complex audio systems without taking up a great deal of real-estate, reducing costs and installation challenges. Whether designing soundscapes for intimate interactive exhibits or managing large-scale theme park attractions, Innosonix solutions adapt effortlessly to projects of all sizes and complexities.

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Reliable and Future-Ready Technology

Innosonix hardware is built for reliability, ensuring consistent performance in demanding environments such as visitor attractions that operate daily.

The inclusion of Audio over IP (AoIP) support, including Dante and plans for additional protocols, provides future-proof compatibility and seamless integration with a wide range of audio systems. This ensures that attractions can evolve over time, adopting new technologies without extensive upgrades.

“Stone Speakers” by Julian Charrière

From October 17, 2024, to January 5, 2025, the Palais de Tokyo in Paris unveils Stone Speakers by Julian Charrière, a sensory journey to the center of the earth. Driven by an obsession with the subsonic sounds emanating from harsh mountain landscapes and imposing volcanoes, Charrière undertook expeditions to climb these awe-inspiring natural formations. His goal: to encounter and record frequencies normally inaudible to the human ear. This immersive installation reimagines geological depths-not as lifeless voids but as realms brimming with vibrancy. Within this echo chamber, Earth's hidden songs resonate, inviting visitors to feel the pulse of its ancient breath as never before.

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