The modern world is multi-dimensional. Consumers can operate 3D smartphones, watch 3D movies and even design and create using 3D printing. 3D audio, however, is still on the outskirts of the market.

With the growth of virtual reality video and the rise of object-based Dolby Atmos audio in theaters and at home, there is an ever-increasing interest in the ability to capture and reproduce audio in ...

Audiscenic's software uses AI to track a listener and locate their ears before beaming immersive 3D sound at them. In an era where immersive sound is gaining traction, Audioscenic is a name that’s ...

This tutorial gives a basic explanation of how to use DirectX Audio to create and play 3D sound effects. // play the segment on the 3D audiopath - play it as a secondary // segment so that we can play ...

When Sony’s Lead System Architect Mark Cerny first revealed what the PlayStation 5 can do in a presentation released back in March, he dedicated a surprising amount of time to a feature he called “3D ...

For many of us, simply hearing music and movie soundtracks isn’t enough. We want to be there — on the battlefield with the soldiers, in the recording studio with the musicians, or smack in the middle ...

Music has many flavors. But depending on the style of music you prefer, you have limited freedom to customize your music experience. In most cases, the easiest way to achieve this is to purchase ...

Do You Need New Hardware to Enable 3D Audio? You can enjoy 3D audio with any pair of headphones or earbuds. All you need to do is connect your headphones to the console or your earbuds to the ...

Technology is truly amazing; we can now shoot 4K videos with a mobile phone and produce broadcast quality movies that would have been just a pipedream a mere decade ago. However, it’s fair to say that ...

I recently had the opportunity to explore the first inaugural LA Audio Show held the first weekend in June at the LAX Sheraton Gateway Hotel. As a strong advocate for surround sound — especially ...

When Sony’s Lead System Architect Mark Cerny first revealed what the PlayStation 5 can do in a presentation released back in March, he dedicated a surprising amount of time to a feature he called “3D ...