Flux MiRA Ultimate

This bundle includes:

• MiRA Live
• MiRA Session
• MiRA Studio

MiRA Ultimate is the pinnacle of the MiRA audio analysis suite

The MiRA analyzer family from FLUX:: is stand-alone software that includes an extensive suite of tools for diverse audio analysis and measurement applications, including mixing and mastering, system calibration, and loudness metering.

With full support for multi-channel immersive audio deployments, MiRA is a versatile solution that can meet all your needs for audio analysis, designed with a focus on superior visual response, enhancing real-time audio capture through detailed processing for exceptional visualization.

MiRA Ultimate is the pinnacle of the MiRA audio analysis suite of software packaging all three MiRA applications - MiRA Live, MiRA Studio, and MiRA Session – in one convenient bundle.

Features

• INTUITIVE USER INTERFACE - A fully customizable workspace allows users to tailor layouts and customize settings to their unique preferences.
• OPTIMIZED REAL-TIME RENDERING - Designed with a focus on a superior visual response, enhancing real-time audio capture through detailed processing for exc
• ALL-IN-ONE SOLUTION - MiRA ensures that audio professionals have a simple way to access all the most important audio analysis and measurement applications in a single software application. It integrates the critical tools for both live and in-studio use, easing the learning curve for users.
• FLEXIBLE LICENSING OPTIONS - With a variety of licensing models to choose from, including perpetual licensing, standard subscription, and rent-to-own (RTO) options, the MiRA license model is ideal in supporting your needs, usage, and budget.
• SAMPLE PUSH TECHNOLOGY - The FLUX:: proprietary Sample Push network-based technology extends the integration capabilities of MiRA with the MiRA Sample Grabber plugin and SPAT Revolution. The Sample Push extracts samples directly from the plugin insert chain on any compatible DAW, Digital Mixing Console, or SPAT Revolution environment. The samples are then broadcasted to the MiRA standalone application—locally or across a standard IP network—for instant analysis.