BeamMax is a beamforming application designed to spatially filter sound sources in real-time, particularly in environments with multiple competing audio sources. Microphone arrays often capture all incoming audio signals, resulting in a mix of sounds that degrade the quality of recorded audio due to background noise, reverberation, and ambient sounds.

In scenarios such as conference calls or public address systems, speech intelligibility can suffer from competing voices or ambient noise. BeamMax addresses this challenge by employing beamforming techniques to spatially filter audio, selectively focusing on specific directions or sources while suppressing unwanted interference.

By enhancing the signal from a targeted direction and attenuating noise from other directions in real-time, BeamMax significantly improves the signal-to-noise ratio, resulting in cleaner and more intelligible audio recordings. This capability allows the application to focus on the speaker's voice while mitigating competing sounds, ultimately enhancing speech clarity and overall communication effectiveness.

BeamMax offers users the flexibility to specify array geometry, including the number of microphones in an array and the distance between each microphone.