Every channel, at a glance
See a problem before you have to go hunting for it.
A meter bridge that grows with your layout, up to 24 channels — in whatever colours you want to look at all day.
Open an ADM BWF, an Atmos master or an IAMF file and hear it properly — through your rig, your headphones, or an iPhone on the train. The same app on every one, for £35.
Three devices, the same app, the same playback, the same sound. From the studio to on the go.
Orbit Lite runs Apple Spatial Audio itself, as its own output. You get the Music and Movie switch in the app, and personalisation controls alongside it — so you can A/B the two without leaving the session.
The same output feeds straight into iOS’s own Spatial Audio. There is no Music or Movie switch to set, and personalisation follows whatever your device is already configured to use — which is what your listeners will hear anyway.
macOS is out today. iPhone and iPad follow later in August, and Windows in September. One licence covers Mac, iPad and iPhone, so buying now gets you every Apple platform as it ships.
Not a mixing tool, and not trying to be. It opens the file, shows you what is in it, and plays it back exactly as it is.
See a problem before you have to go hunting for it.
A meter bridge that grows with your layout, up to 24 channels — in whatever colours you want to look at all day.
Check the alternates without chasing a second deliverable.
Open a Dolby Atmos master or an EBU broadcast ADM and switch programme, language and audio description straight from the file.
Hear what your listeners will hear, locked to the cut.
Play IAMF and Eclipsa across all three versions, switch mix presentations, and drop in an MP4 to run picture in sync at up to 4K.
What you hear on headphones is what the rig is doing.
Speakers, head-tracked binaural on the Orbit Studio HRTF, Apple Spatial Audio or a stereo fold-down — every one off the same speaker feeds.
Catch a swapped pair or a dead top in seconds — not halfway through a session.
Send each channel to the output it belongs on, then fire pink noise at one speaker at a time and listen for which one answers.
Your room, not the nearest preset.
Build any layout up to 24 channels in OSLS, our open speaker-layout format, and Orbit Lite renders to it properly instead of folding it into something close enough. osls.io →
The free OSLS designer at osls.io.
Bring it whatever you have.
Same engine, same fidelity. Lite plays the master; Orbit measures it.
You need to open a master, check it over and hear it properly — at the desk, on a rig, or on the move.
Buy Lite — £35You need to measure and sign it off — loudness to BS.1770-5, object inspection, PDF reports and binaural export.
See Orbit — £99iPhone, iPad and Windows. Orbit is macOS only.
Lite 24 channels Orbit 64 channels
Need loudness metering, object inspection, PDF reports or IAMF export?
Two activations — use them on two Macs, two iPhones, or any mix of Mac, iPad and iPhone. It is the same licence either way.
One licence covers every platform and activates on any two devices at once, so the requirements below are listed per device. They are floors — what the device needs, not what Lite uses. Its own footprint is a small fraction of them.
macOS 14 (Sonoma) or later · Apple Silicon · 8 GB RAM · 1 GB free
Intel Macs are not supported. Every Apple Silicon Mac clears the memory figure — it is what the Mac needs, not what Lite takes.
iOS or iPadOS 17 or later
We advise against Low Power Mode — it throttles the processing Lite relies on for glitch-free playback. Multichannel playback through a class-compliant audio interface needs an iPhone with USB-C.
Not confirmed yet
We expect Windows 10 or later, 64-bit, and will confirm the requirements before release.
Two devices per licence, in any combination
A Mac and an iPhone, an iPad and a Mac, two Macs — any mix you like, and you can change your mind. Sign out on a device whenever you like and its activation frees up straight away, ready to use somewhere else.
Fourteen days, free, on both platforms. No card needed.