Conebo 3D Sound Walker

3D view of a home theater room with freely positioned Atmos speakers

See, hear and measure Dolby Atmos® in your home theater.

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Moving Objects

Move any sound freely along custom paths through your room.

Conebo Driver

Load test layouts and speaker groups directly into REW.

Timing Control

Detect buffer underruns during measurement, even when you can’t hear them.

Receiver Control

Adjust distances and levels of your AV receiver over the network.

Move sounds through the room

Place Dolby Atmos® objects anywhere in your room and move them along paths you define. Choose from built-in sounds such as helicopters, jets, crowds or cars, or load your own. Hear how sound travels between your speakers and check every transition instead of guessing.

Move any sound freely in 3D
Define custom paths
Built-in sounds: helicopter, jet, crowd, cars and more
Load your own sounds
Test signals: pink noise, white noise and custom frequency bands
Check transitions between speakers

3D room with a Dolby Atmos sound object moving along a user-defined path between speakers — Move any sound along custom paths through your room.

Conebo Driver

Conebo Driver connects REW with the tester.

In the tester, you define which speakers and speaker groups REW should offer for measurement, then load this configuration into the driver. REW shows exactly these outputs, so you can measure single speakers or entire groups in one run.

During each measurement, the driver reports monitoring data back to the tester. If a buffer underrun occurs, which can sometimes appear as crackling, the tester receives a warning, even if you can’t hear it.

Conebo Driver is a separate paid add-on.

REW measurement dialog with the Conebo Driver output list showing individual Atmos speakers and speaker groups — Select single speakers or predefined speaker groups directly in REW.

Conebo Driver configuration with room dimensions, listener position, speaker list, speaker groups and timing monitor — Configure test layouts and speaker groups for REW, with built-in timing monitoring.

Waterfall diagram in REW of a speaker group measured via the Conebo Driver

The full power of REW, for every Atmos speaker

Height speakers and speaker groups are measured just like any other channel. Frequency response, waterfall, RT60, impulse and all other REW analyses are available for your complete Dolby Atmos® setup.

Measuring directly in Conebo

Standard measurements will also be available directly in Conebo, without REW. Conebos impulse timing results match REW in our tests, with automatic rating of reflections.

All data will be exportable to REW for deeper analysis.

Impulse response of an Atmos speaker measured in Conebo with detected and rated reflections

Conebo receiver control showing speaker distances and levels of a connected AV receiver

Control your AV receiver

Connect to your AV receiver over the network and adjust settings like distance and level for each speaker directly in Conebo.

Save your settings as a snapshot and restore them at any time.

Verify by ear: the speaker walk

Select any sequence of speakers and let a Dolby Atmos® object walk along them. After measuring and adjusting your receiver, you hear right away whether levels, distances and transitions are right.

3D room with an Atmos object walking along a user-defined sequence of speakers

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Conebo 3D Sound Walker?

A tool to test, measure and visualize Dolby Atmos® setups in your home theater. Move sounds through your room, control your AV receiver and measure with REW.

How much does it cost?

The Conebo 3D Sound Walker will be freeware. Only the Conebo Driver for REW will be a separate paid add-on.

When will it be released?

Version 1.0 is planned for Q4 2026. Sign up below and we’ll send you one email when it’s available.

Do I need REW?

No. Features like moving objects, receiver control, the speaker walk, detection of early reflections and others work on their own. REW or a comparable tool is only needed for measurements via the Conebo Driver.

How reliable is the Conebo Driver?

The driver is fully unit tested and was verified in extensive functional test series across four output paths, including PCM and Dolby Atmos®. Timing deviation across all paths is about 0.0058 ms (2 mm). In comparison with ASIO4ALL, the Conebo Driver detects buffer underruns, the cause of crackling, even when you can’t hear them, and reports them as a warning to the tester.

Can only REW be connected?

No. The Conebo Driver is only the bridge between your measurement software and the Conebo 3D Sound Walker. Any measurement software that supports ASIO drivers can be connected through it.

Get notified

The Conebo 3D Sound Walker will be freeware. We’ll send one email when the release is available.

Release planned: Q4 2026