Spatial Audio Using Spacemap Go | Berkeley | Oct 2025

Spatial Audio Using Spacemap Go is a two-day interactive workshop in developing understanding and knowledge in spatial audio using Spacemap Go, Meyer Sound’s spatial sound design and mixing tool.

By the end of the training, participants will understand the guiding principles of spatial audio and system design, how to install a spatial audio system, and how to apply workflow for installing, connecting, designing, and mixing using Spacemap Go. Participants will also learn how to build Spacemaps and trajectories and trigger them with external control using OSC (Open Sound Control) and plug-ins, and they will explore various approaches in mixing spatial audio in a live production environment and installations.

This course is for people who want an introduction to spatial audio, have interest in using Meyer Sound’s Spacemap Go tool in live productions or events, and need to know how to design, use, and maintain these systems. Whether you are an aspiring student or a seasoned professional with decades of experience, equip yourself with the tools and techniques to take your ideal sound system from concept to reality.

This workshop is eligible for 3.5 AVIXA CTS, CTS-D, CTS-I RU.

The registration fee includes training materials, AVIXA CTS, CTS-D, CTS-I RU., and morning coffee + pastries.

Costandina Daros is a graduate of UC Irvine’s MFA Sound Design program. Her love of sound started in Theatrical Sound Design and has been growing ever since. Some of her favorite past designs include Birds of North America (The Odyssey), The Little Prince (South Coast Repertory), and her MFA thesis show Rent (UC Irvine) which featured a Meyer Spacemap Go System with Ultra-X40s to track the vocals. In her role as Meyer Sound’s Associate Technical Instructor she looks forward to sharing her knowledge while making learning accessible to all.

Leonard Blanche is a San Francisco Bay Area-based sound engineer and musician. A native of Italy, he has experience both as a classical pianist - with an M.A. degree from the State Conservatory of Florence - and as a touring electronic musician and live FOH engineer. After moving to the United States, he has been working in technical positions at Berkeley's Meyer Sound and San Francisco's Audium. He has been supporting a variety of artists, engineers, and venues with particular focus on Spacemap Go and the live spatialization of sound.

Host or Publisher Meyer Sound