Cortex Cloud vs SG AR VLG

Control your Nano Cortex and access Cortex Cloud through an intuitive and elegant interface. Browse users, Presets, Neural Captures, and more. Download items to have them display instantly on your device. You can also manage your profile and change the privacy settings for any files you have uploaded to Cortex Cloud. Benefits: Access deeper customization options for your Nano Cortex. Seamlessly download Presets, Neural Captures, and other items to your Quad Cortex or Nano Cortex. Manage your profile and the items you have uploaded to Cortex Cloud. Discover and follow users. Share Presets and Neural Captures with your friends. Cortex Cloud requires a free Neural DSP account and a registered Quad Cortex or Nano Cortex. Cortex Cloud is not required to use the Quad Cortex or Nano Cortex but provides deeper customization options for the Nano Cortex.

The Visual Listening Guide (VLG) is a new way to discover symphonic music in a visually engaging and comprehensible manner, regardless of musical background. Created by musicologist Hannah Chan-Hartley of Symphony Graphique, the VLG is a kind of sonic “map” to a musical work. Designed for print, it uses a distinctive blend of graphics, colour, and text to help you structure your listening of a piece—and thus, deepen your understanding of it. With this app powered by Immersive Publishing, augmented reality brings the printed VLG to life with music excerpts and digital content, completely customizable by orchestras to empower them to connect more directly and deeply with their audiences. This app works with the sample VLG in the Symphony Graphique brochure to show what’s possible. Visit symphonygraphique.com for more information and to request a free brochure.