Supported by Creative Scotland and Arts Council England. Sound Test 5.1 featured in Tyneside Cinema’s film programme from February to April, 2014. It was produced in 5.1 surround sound with both stereoscopic 3-D and 2-D versions.

To import a digital movie file, click the Open File button and browse your local folders. Step 2: Launch Leawo Blu-ray Player and import your movie for playing. placeholder music files to test how well the adaptive music is working. The film was commissioned by Pixel Palace for Tyneside Cinema. Step 1: Download Leawo Blu-ray Player from Leawo’s official website and install the free media player application on your computer. wav Main theme for the 27-Mar-19 Theme mix game. The motion graphics were designed to mirror the way the audio moves through the space in three dimensions. Under the guise of a sound test the work explores the mechanics of the 5.1 surround sound system, temporarily breaking the spell of the surround-sound illusion to draw the audience's attention to the location of the speakers within the cinema environment. Typical tests check the volume, frequency range and position of each speaker plus any synchronisation or phasing issues between them. The film is a playful riff on more functional speaker tests used by cinema projectionists to check that the sound system is operating correctly. For several months the film was surreptitiously inserted into the cinema programme, playing, unannounced, before all main features. A site-specific cinematic artwork designed especially for Tyneside Cinema’s auditoria. Sound Test 5.1 is a short sound film produced in collaboration with visual effects artist, Loday Gonpo.

Dolby 5.1 test file