Taking music beyond the limits of immersive audio.

  • Framing

    The MidEngine team co-invented and deployed the most widely adopted immersive audio format to date: Dolby Atmos. Yet we don’t believe that iterating further on today’s immersive audio formats alone will trigger the next major shift in music.

    We are developing a technology that opens up expressive and creative dimensions beyond what today’s immersive formats can deliver. We know their limits — we’ve defined them.

  • Building

    We have built five uniquely defined labs to test, prototype, and evaluate our technology across acoustic behavior, system integration, spatial control, and creative workflows.

    These labs allow us to create experimental mixes, optimize technology in real conditions, and validate system performance across the full chain — from signal design to musical expression.

  • Protecting

    Our IP strategy is embedded in every stage of development. We are actively filing patents to secure the technologies we build, ensuring they are not only novel but also ownable and scalable.

  • Selling

    This is not speculative work. It’s the starting point of a new technological layer for music, one we intend to license, expand, and evolve.

    Our technology will enable entirely new business models and revenue streams across content, software, and hardware in the music industry.

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A large, geometric climbing structure made of metal rods and black connectors on a black padded platform in an indoor room.
Diagram of a person's field of view with concentric color-coded zones indicating L-ISA and downmix PAN ranges, surrounded by 3D coordinate axes and arranged speakers.
Two large soundproof panels set up in a room, each supported by a metal frame with adjustable joints. There are two subwoofers on the floor beneath the panels, and the room has a carpeted floor and a couch in the background.
Workstation with electronic components, wires, a black mannequin head, and a large adjustable desk lamp.
Two laptops on a wooden desk displaying digital audio workstation software and sound mixer settings, with cables connected between the devices.
Audio production equipment setup in a room with blue and white walls, including multiple speakers, a laptop running DJ software, a microphone, and lighting stands.
A merry-go-round or carousel with black seats and metal frame, set up in a room with musical soundproofing panels, speakers, and posters on the wall, including a poster of Merida from Disney Pixars Brave.
A transparent, side view of a Sonic toothbrush with labeled parts.