You can also select lighted or dark room views, as well as a sound dispersion view that shows the immersive effects of a selected speaker configuration in a given space. You can visualize the space from different angles, overhead, or a seated viewpoint that reflects how it would be experienced in the real world.
The Tool’s 3D design capabilities allow for users to get various views of their virtual home theater. Another feature, the Audio Advice proprietary Immersion Level™ calculation algorithm, helps users select an appropriate screen size to maximize immersive viewing. A powerful feature of the program is the guidance it provides when selections are deemed inappropriate for a given space-Atmos ceiling speakers in a 7.14 configuration will be too close to the back wall, for example. Results are displayed in real-time, with the tool scaling the room dimension, seating, and screen size, as well as adding or subtracting speakers in response to user input. When using Home Theater Designer, the tool asks questions about the desired seating configuration, display type (flat-panel TV or projector), speaker configuration (5.1, 7.1.4, etc.), seating distance from screen, and aisle position and width. “In a year that is falling short on gifts, this is our gift to anyone who wants to explore a better at-home entertainment experience.” That is why, after over a year of designing and building the tool, we decided to make it free,” added Newnam. We created this for the greater good of saving time and providing help. “It’s a great way to connect with consumers, but it is also a tool other firms and manufacturers can use with their customers, or interior designers can use with homeowners. The magic of this tool is that if you feel good with your report, you can take on your install if you need additional help, our service team can guide you through deeper solutions or if you want to hand it off for full installation, we can do that too,” said Audio Advice CEO Scott Newnam. The popularity of DIY home design software gives everyday people the power to take on projects on their own.
“People need resources when it comes to designing their entertainment set ups. The Home Theater Designer is available for free on the Audio Advice website. Users simply enter their room’s dimensions, and the tool helps them to create a three-dimensional visualization of an optimized A/V space complete with speakers, TV or projector, and seating. A/V retailer and e-commerce site Audio Advice has introduced Home Theater Designer, an interactive 3D design tool that lets consumers model a virtual home theater system.
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