Sony ECM-AX10 Brings Ambisonics, Binaural, and Eclipsa Audio Spatial Recording to Smartphones
Sony has launched the ECM-AX10, a compact microphone designed for smartphones that supports spatial audio formats like Ambisonics and Eclipsa Audio. The device is part of a broader industry push to standardize immersive audio production for platforms like YouTube.
Why it matters
The introduction of accessible spatial audio hardware signals a shift toward democratizing immersive content creation for mobile users and content creators.
Sony ECM-AX10 Brings Ambisonics, Binaural, and Eclipsa Audio Spatial Recording to Smartphones | audioXpress
Sony ECM-AX10 Brings Ambisonics, Binaural, and Eclipsa Audio Spatial Recording to Smartphones
Sony Electronics has introduced the ECM-AX10, a compact USB-C 24g microphone that brings spatial audio capture and publishing to compatible smartphones. Described by Sony as the world’s first Eclipsa Audio-certified microphone, it combines four omnidirectional capsules with Ambisonics, binaural, and stereo recording modes. A dedicated mobile app handles video capture, editing, and spatial audio export, including an Eclipsa Audio option for YouTube.
Sony Electronics has introduced the ECM-AX10, a compact USB-C 24g microphone that brings spatial audio capture and publishing to compatible smartphones. Described by Sony as the world's first Eclipsa Audio-certified microphone, it combines four omnidirectional capsules with Ambisonics, binaural, and stereo recording modes. A dedicated mobile app handles video capture, editing, and spatial audio export, including an Eclipsa Audio option for YouTube.
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