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Community-tier tools are free and open source. Subscriptions add the other tools as ready-to-install builds, plus the updates and guides released while you are subscribed. A lapsed subscription keeps them.
These tools are free and open source: the code is public and stays public, whatever happens to your subscription. Developed by SAT with GRIS (Université de Montréal), Les 7 Doigts’ LAB7, ossia.io and IDMIL (McGill).
Domeport Web Community Preview full-dome content in your browser.
Domeport Web allows you to visualize and simulate full-dome content directly in your browser. Ideal for previewing immersive projects without specialized equipment.
Features
- ✓ DomeMaster files, local or on Google Drive
- ✓ No installation required
- ✓ Cross-browser compatible
Platforms
Web
ossia score Community Free, open-source intermedia sequencer for writing and running interactive scenarios.
ossia score is a free and open-source sequencer for writing interactive scenarios. It allows you to control and synchronize media (audio, video, lighting, etc.) using flexible timelines and interactive conditions.
Features
- ✓ Interactive timeline
- ✓ OSC, MIDI, DMX/Art-Net, MQTT, BLE...
- ✓ HAP/H.264 video and shaders
- ✓ Audio plug-ins
Platforms
Windows · macOS · Linux
Puara Community Libraries for building gestural controllers and digital musical instruments on ESP32.
Puara is a set of embedded libraries: puara-module handles WiFi, OSC output and a configuration web page served by the board itself; puara-gestures recognizes gestures from an IMU (jab, shake, tilt, roll, ...). Compatible with the Arduino IDE or PlatformIO. Developed by SAT and IDMIL (McGill). MIT licence.
Features
- ✓ Motion analysis
- ✓ WiFi, OSC, BLE
- ✓ Web-page configuration
- ✓ Open-source
Platforms
ESP32 · Arduino
Freeze (Jason Noble, 2025), performed by Edu Meneses — project by Martin Daigle
SpatGRIS Community Real-time sound spatialization, up to 256 inputs and outputs, on dome, cube, binaural or stereo setups.
SpatGRIS places sound sources on a multichannel loudspeaker setup: dome, cube, binaural or stereo , and is driven over OSC. The ControlGRIS plug-in draws trajectories from your DAW. Developed by GRIS (Groupe de recherche en immersion spatiale, Université de Montréal) with SAT. GPLv3 / LGPLv3.
Features
- ✓ Up to 256 inputs and outputs
- ✓ Dome, cube, binaural, stereo
- ✓ OSC control
- ✓ ControlGRIS plug-in (VST3, AU, AAX)
Platforms
Windows · macOS · Linux
Video: GRIS-UdeM
Custom Services and Hardware
By email
suite@sat.qc.caLeverage SAT's unique expertise for your ambitious projects: equipment rental — Audiodice, haptic floor, Scenic stations, immersive studio — and R&D support from the team that built them. Quoted per project.
Audiodice Custom Five multidirectional loudspeakers for eccentric 3D sound spatialization.
Five loudspeakers with 12 independent drivers each, 60 channels in all: sound radiates from the speakers outwards to the audience rather than from a ring around it, so eccentric and concentric spatialization can be combined. Available to buy or for rent, installation quoted separately.
Photo: Ash KG (subtletherapy.com)
Haptic Floor Custom Modular floor of triangular tiles that move and vibrate under the audience’s feet.
Each triangular tile sits on actuators that raise it by 2 cm or make it vibrate; the whole floor is driven by OSC messages, so from any Suite tool or your own. Built to let an audience feel a sound, a movement or a response to its presence. Available to buy on custom sizes or for rent.
Scenic Stations Custom Telepresence rack: 4 video inputs and 4 outputs at 1080p60, 4 XLR audio inputs and 4 outputs.
The Scenic Station is a Linux machine in a 4U road case, ready to plug in: 3 SDI and 1 HDMI inputs, 4 HDMI outputs (1080p at 60 frames per second), 4 XLR audio inputs and 4 outputs, an NVIDIA GPU, and the Scenic software driven from a browser. Available for buying or rent.
Immersive Studio Custom CAVE-type studio: projection on three walls and the floor, ceiling grid for cameras and speakers.
The immersive studio projects on three walls and the floor; a ceiling grid takes cameras, speakers and sensors. About 35 m² / 382 sq ft (16 × 22.5 ft, 10.25 ft high). Rental depends on needs and availability.