Evaluating Spatial Audio - Part 1 - Criteria & Challenges
We here at Ceva, have spoken at length about spatial audio before, including this blog post talking about what it is, and this blog post about why head tracking is essential for any personal spatial audio solution.
As a quick refresher, ‘Spatial Audio’ is a broad term that we use to describe an array of audio playback technologies where the primary focus is to enable us to listen and experience sound as we do in the real world – in three dimensions. Compared to the standard stereo configuration (headphones, earbuds, two speaker configurations, etc.) where we hear sound from two main sources – left and right, spatial audio configurations are meant to feel as though they can immerse us from all directions.
What makes a given audio product system ‘Spatial’?
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