FLUX:: releases SPAT Revolution 26.04 and MiRA 26.04

SPAT Revolution 26.04: A major step forward for immersive audio workflows

SPAT Revolution 26.04 introduces Multi Media Recording and Playback, a new feature that allows immersive sessions to be captured, stored and replayed directly within SPAT—no external playback hardware required. The built‑in media player supports timeline‑based playback, multiple stored timelines per session, and live object mixing in parallel.

For live engineers, this opens up a powerful workflow: reuse pre‑produced immersive content while retaining real‑time creative control during a performance.

A new Cue Sequencer expands SPAT’s show‑control capabilities, allowing users to define programmable events triggered by internal logic or external signals. This enables automated, condition‑based system behaviour and tighter integration with complex live productions and installation control systems.

Also new is the Morphed Protection Zone, which adapts protection zones to real‑world venue geometry instead of relying on a fixed circular shape. The result is more consistent level behaviour and smoother spatial transitions for moving sources—particularly useful in asymmetrical or architecturally complex spaces.

MiRA 26.04: Faster, smarter system tuning

MiRA 26.04 focuses on improving measurement speed, accuracy and accessibility, with new AI‑powered Auto EQ functionality designed to simplify system tuning for users at any experience level. Users can define target curves, then automatically generate EQ settings using FLUX::’s AI‑based algorithm—reducing manual effort while improving tuning consistency across systems.

Native support for HARMAN with OF target curves ensures alignment with established tuning standards and expected performance outcomes.

MiRA 26.04 also introduces support for an unlimited number of simultaneous input streams, with up to 24 channels per stream, enabling parallel analysis of complex systems in real time. Improved workflows for MiRA Live and Ultimate users include multiple computed curves per session, automated measurement sequences for sequential captures, and RTA‑based measurements without requiring a reference signal.

The updated loudness meter adds PLR (Peak‑to‑Loudness Ratio) and PSR (Peak‑to‑Short‑Term Loudness Ratio) metrics, offering deeper insight into system dynamics. Other refinements include an updated I/O configuration page, an improved auto‑colour capture system for visual clarity, and a new daylight mode for better visibility outdoors and in bright environments.