Audient Updates ORIA Control

US ORIA V1.2 software integrates with Stream Deck & EUCON      01/05/25

Audient has announced ORIA Control V1.2 software, a major update expanding the remote control options of their immersive audio interface and monitor controller. They tell us that new and existing ORIA customers can now use Elgato Stream Deck and Avid EUCON to control their units, in addition to iPad Control.

Audient's Andrew Allen says: "Audient is committed to continuously improving the user experience. Adding support for Stream Deck and EUCON protocols ensures flexible, remote operation for even more ORIA users, offering customers already invested in the Avid and Elgato ecosystems a streamlined way to control ORIA from their desktop."

Everything from adjusting ORIA's levels, toggling output mute & dim, auditioning speaker groups, switching calibration profiles and viewing real-time metering can be controlled via the preferred desktop.

An additional feature V1.2 ORIA Control offers is the ability to back up ORIA Calibration Profiles locally. "This is a powerful feature, particularly useful in larger facilities where settings are easily tampered with," adds Andrew. "As ever, Audient continues to build on our promise of delivering ongoing customer value."

Pricing and Availability:
The ORIA Control V1.2 software update is entirely free and available immediately from the Audient website.

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