Two-Sub Waveforming and Trinnov AI Changes The Game

1 Oct

We catch up with David from Trinnov on what’s changing behind the scenes and what’s changing in our racks, from the Altitude CI platform to a new waveforming option that works with only two subwoofers. We get practical about bass decay, real-room placement, and how AI could become a safe, useful assistant for tuning without replacing a proper calibrator.

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Two subwoofers. No rear array. No 16-sub demo room. Just a realistic setup that can still tackle the bass problem most rooms never solve: long, muddy low-frequency decay that smears everything above it. We sit down with David from Trinnov to break down what changed in waveforming, why the time domain matters as much as frequency response, and how the new two-sub waveforming variant can make meaningful bass control more attainable for smaller studios, living rooms, and compact home theaters.

We also zoom out to the wider Trinnov ecosystem. David shares how Altitude CI is landing with integrators, why Dante can be a big win for high channel-count systems and tricky equipment locations, and why hands-on time in a showroom is often the difference between “I’ve read about it” and “I can deploy it confidently.” If you already have a pre-power analog system, we talk through when Altitude 16 or Altitude 32 is the better fit than forcing extra converters just to chase a spec sheet.

Then we go into the future: AI in room optimization and calibration. Trinnov is exploring large language models connected through controlled interfaces so people can describe issues like “vocals are thin” or “dialog is buried,” get safe suggestions, and even build content-specific presets without turning tuning into chaos. The goal is not replacing calibrators, but giving integrators and end users a smarter assistant that speaks human, remembers context, and stays within guardrails.

If you care about waveforming, bass management, Dante audio networking, immersive home theater performance, and where AI-assisted calibration is headed, hit play.