QUICK ANSWER Windows Sonic for Headphones is a platform tool that delivers three-dimensional spatial audio to you on Windows computers and Xbox One consoles.

Whether you are gaming with a pair of headphones, a gaming headset, or even a soundbar, good audio quality is a make-or-break point for a good gaming experience. You can have the best PC, with the ...

At its root, spatial audio is how Apple brands its approach to immersive 360-degree audio. Apple isn't the only one to refer to the tech as spatial audio, so it can get a little confusing when you ...

The air that Spatial Audio lends to a mix is impressive or off-putting on a track-by-track basis. “Tom Sawyer” by Rush takes full advantage of echoes and ebbs without sounding dulled.

For the price of a $20 download, THX claims its Spatial Audio app by Razer can take any set of wired or wireless headphones and use your Windows 10 PC to turn them into a virtual 5.1 or 7.1 ...

In its simplest form, spatial audio is a way of creating and listening to sound in 360 degrees. It mimics how we hear sound in everyday life. When you walk down the street, you will usually hear cars ...

Windows 10 and Xbox One already support Dolby Atmos for spatial surround sound, but an alternative is on its way. Support for DTS:X, an object-based spatial surround sound standard, will be ...

When you enable Spatial Audio, the icon turns blue—all stereo audio, whether it was mixed in 1975 or 2023, should work with both the fixed and head-tracked spatial audio effects.

To listen to songs in spatial audio on an Apple TV, you need to have an Apple TV 4K with tvOS 14.6 or newer versions of the software, as well as compatible headphones or speakers.

Taking a page from longtime rival Dolby, DTS is out today with a new Windows 10 app that promises to give gamers access to enhanced audio. Dubbed DTS Sound Unbound, the app builds on Microsoft's ...