“It is a new sound concept. Under this concept, creation and production have a large space. I feel that sound is no longer a part we can intrinsically hear. It can move the entire space, with a spatial sense. This is an outstanding experience I’ve never had before. Its potential for growth is huge!”    

                                                                                           
—Su Junjie, general manager of New Culture Media
August 27, 2012

"This 3D lab is a great success, and very forward looking. It has surpassed sound creation. I really admire you. Meanwhile, although it is difficult to do in China, you made it, with a wonderful effect. It presents a new outlook to the viewers and listeners.”                                                                                                    

—Zan Xin, Professor of Shanghai Theatre Academy (who has won recording award for many times in China)
August 24, 2012

“Really amazing. Sounds like totally immerged in sound. I think the era of dual-track is already ended. (3D hologram sound technology) is the future. The sound, which was once static, will no longer be so. (3D hologram sound technology) will be a new tide of sound in the next 5 and even 10 years. 4D music designing is leading us to the sound of the future. Really amazing.”

—Jason Sausto, CEO of Onkyo, China
August 24, 2012

“I felt it is to a great extent, different from all sound systems in the past. The leap from dual-track to spatial sound not only offers a feeling of surrounding, but also gives an obvious sense of participating, which is the sound of the future, opening a new world for sound creation. Marvelous works will be made in the future in creation, production, recording and shooting.”

—Lu Xiaoxin, Professor of Shanghai Conservatory of Music (the first Oscar best-recording-award winner in China)
August 23, 2012

“I’m really shocked from the single sound at the beginning to the synthetic music piece till the film played in the end. One can feel the distinct differences only in comparison, especially from 2D music to simulated 3D music and to 3D music. This comparison brings the listeners a  leap forward in sound quality. This must be a trend in the future.”
—Chen Guangxian
August 22, 2012

“I was amazed by the 3D sound system. This was the first time I heard a sound like this. Films and TV works should adopt such 3D soundscape in the future to maximally reveal the original living space of our life. I’m optimistic about its future.”

—Yao Guoqiang
July 18, 2012