Just imagine, an FPS where you can actually hear bullets flying right next to you and the sound of your squad mates shooting at your side, the sound of a grenade whistling over you head? Compared to virtual 7.1 headphones or even actual 5.1 headphones, it's miles beyond. When the barber takes the scissors out the back of my neck was tingling. It's extremely immersive, almost lifelike. Not the best example but gets the point across. With the recent surge of "7.1" gaming headsets with "3D audio" among other marketing phrases, I started to wonder, if sound design is such a huge deal to everyone at the moment, why aren't we seeing any games with binaural audio?Īn old example of this is the virtual barbershop.
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