Spatial sound is a Windows 11 feature that makes your computer's audio sound like it's surrounding you, whether you use headphones or speakers. Here's how to enable it.

Enable Spatial sound settings. Windows 11/10 lets you set Windows Sonic sound for Headphones as the Spatial Sound format of your choice. Learn how to do it.

In 2017, Microsoft added support for ‘spatial sound’ in Windows 10 and on the Xbox One, opening up surround capabilities to headphones ranging from cheap earbuds to $3,000 audiophile favorites.

On my PC, for instance, there is an option called Windows Sonic for Headphones. Figure 2: Choose the spatial sound format that you want to use. Next, click on the Enhancements tab.

Now just click on the drop down menu and select Windows Sonic for Headphones, which will automatically check the box labeled “Turn on 7.1 virtual surround sound.” Now click Apply and then OK.

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