B.A.C.C.H.

Band-Assembled Crosstalk-Cancellation Hierarchy

 
 

It all started when…

Dr. Edgar Choueiri, a plasma physicist and Professor of Princeton University, delved into the world of 3D audio with one mission: crack the code on cross-talk cancellation. Within his research lab over the past decade, he was able to perfect cross-talk-cancellation of two loudspeakers to produce true 3D audio that replicates any binaurally recorded or virtually constructed soundscape perfectly. Since then, a host of other 3D audio technologies have spawned as well. This led to the recent creation of BACCH (Binaural Audio Cross-talk Cancellation Hierarchy) Labs in 2017, to implement and spread this technology globally.

So what do we do?

BACCH Labs is a technology licensing company that handles the IP portfolio produced by Princeton University’s 3D3A Laboratory, as well as other related IP, in the area of 3D (spatial) audio, for applications in various fields including: virtual reality, augmented reality, automotive audio, consumer audio, gaming, pro audio, cinema, teleconferencing, and mobile devices.


Our goal is to bring cutting-edge audio technologies from the research laboratory to the commercial sector to provide our partners and licensees with breakthrough solutions and powerful hardware and software tools that are truly innovative and disruptive.

For more information about BACCH or our technologies, visit our FAQ Page.

 

Who do we work with?

  • Music and Movie Streaming Services

  • Wifi and Bluetooth Speaker Companies

  • Consumer Electronics

  • Gaming Development

  • Augmented and Virtual Reality

  • HiFi Automobile Sound

  • Content Creators

  • Software Developers for Audio and Video

  • (etc.)

What can we do?

  • 3D audio for speakers or headphones

  • 3D audio from any binaural or stereo input

  • 3D Mixing with DAW integration

  • Ambisonic to Binaural Rendering

  • Multichannel/Surround to Binaural Down-mixing

  • (etc.)


BACCH Labs, which focuses on technology licensing, is separate from Theoretica Applied Physics, a company dedicated to developing BACCH® 3D Sound products for the high-end audio sector.