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binaural audio
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Binaural audio on WindowsForum.com is discussed in the context of Microsoft's Spatial Audio technology, originally developed for HoloLens and now available to Universal Windows Platform (UWP) and Unity apps. The technology simulates how sound reaches each ear, accounting for head shape, ear contours, and the inner ear to create realistic 3D audio experiences. This enables effects like "throwing your voice," similar to ventriloquism, by manipulating auditory cues. Discussions focus on the technical implementation and practical applications of binaural audio in immersive environments, highlighting its role in spatial sound for Windows-based applications and games.
The age-old act of ventroquilism sees a puppet move its mouth while the controlling ventriloquist speaks without moving their lips – pretty impressive! The underlying technique has the ventriloquist “throwing” their voice in a joint audial and visual illusion.
Enter Spatial Audio, a set of...