Xavoreqi™ Sonic Beam

Aim the Sound.

A microphone should not capture everything around the camera. It should capture what matters.

The Xavoreqi™ Sonic Beam is a modular directional microphone designed to give creators greater control over where sound is captured and how wide the listening area becomes. Get focused pickup, cleaner dialogue, and creator-grade audio in one slim mobile module.[cite: 76]

Instead of relying on one fixed pickup pattern for every situation, Sonic Beam is designed to let the sound field adapt to the scene.

Point it. Shape the pickup. Capture the subject.

Mount. Aim. Record.

Traditional camera microphones usually offer one basic directional pattern. The microphone stays in the same place while the sound source changes. Sonic Beam takes a different approach.

The microphone is designed around adjustable directional pickup. Attach in seconds and point your pickup exactly where the story happens.[cite: 77] Move the microphone, change the beam, and continue recording without rebuilding the entire setup.

Voice In. Noise Out.

A directional system is valuable not only because of what it captures, but because of what it can reduce. Desk setups can include sound from keyboards, cooling fans, and room activity.

A focused audio beam captures cleaner dialogue while rejecting the chaos around you.[cite: 78] When operating in a focused configuration, Sonic Beam places less emphasis on sound arriving from outside the intended pickup area. The creator chooses the primary listening zone.

Hear The Conversation

Interview setups often involve a wider sound area. Instead of using a highly focused pickup pattern designed for one person, Sonic Beam can open the sound field.

Built for interviews, creator-led storytelling, and confident voice capture on the move.[cite: 79] Position the microphone between the participants, adjust the pickup width, and capture a broader conversational zone. One microphone adapts to a different production role.

Create With A Clearer Voice

For direct-to-camera speaking, Sonic Beam can operate in a focused pickup mode. When the light drops and the city wakes up, Sonic Beam keeps your voice front and center.[cite: 80]

Position it close to the camera line. Aim it toward the creator. The sound system remains compact while the creator stays visually connected to the camera, making it highly vlog-friendly and perfect for low-light mobile workflows.

Small Rig. Big Presence.

Product content may include both speech and physical interaction. Sonic Beam can be adjusted to cover the relevant working area without treating the entire room as equally important.

Add richer, cleaner audio to tabletop demos, product videos, and detail-driven content.[cite: 81] The microphone can remain outside the primary camera path while listening toward the working zone, keeping your desk studio organized.

Precision You Can Hear

Sonic Beam is engineered with a compact array architecture for focused pickup, stable mounting, and creator-grade clarity.[cite: 82]

A multi-element microphone array allows Sonic Beam to analyze sound arriving from different directions. The premium build features a machined aluminum shell, an acoustic chamber, and a shock-isolation mount for a clean, interference-free signal.

Part of the Mobile Creator System

Sonic Beam connects seamlessly with the Xavoreqi ecosystem for a faster, smarter mobile workflow.[cite: 83] It is not designed as an isolated microphone, but as the directional audio layer within a larger modular studio.

Core Frame organizes the structure. Vision Tile handles monitoring. Luma Blade shapes light. Sonic Beam shapes the pickup field. The studio becomes a fully coordinated system.

Position + Beam = Audio Setup

The sound field depends on two things: Where the microphone is positioned, and how wide the microphone is listening. Move the microphone. Adjust the beam. Build the pickup area around the scene.

Key Features

Xavoreqi™ SONIC BEAM
Point the Sound.

A modular directional microphone designed to move between focused speech, wider conversations, desk production, interviews, product demonstrations, and modern creator studios.