OTL Technologies SH0985 Sonic The Hedgehog Kids Wireless Headphones Blue

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The best way to experience spatial audio is usually with a pair of 7.1 surround sound speakers and something like Dolby Atmos. But those are expensive and can be disruptive to others. Windows Sonic, thankfully, also works with any pair of headphones – and a good pair of stereo headphones can sound surprisingly realistic.

The software only handles sound effects in the presence of a headphone (as is with other softwares). So don’t expect it to work with exterior speakers of your Windows-powered device. So you might be sceptical about what free software like Windows Sonic can offer in terms of quality and what the real-world performance will be like. Let’s have a look, shall we? No worries about getting those heavy speakers and audio systems to enjoy your movie. The software will do all the heavy-lifting with a seamless experience. Windows Sonic is a platform-level audio application that simulates surround sound. However, Windows Sonic may also use spatial sound, which creates an immersive audio experience by positioning audio all around you.

Despite having only two ears, we can accurately pinpoint the direction of the sound. How is that even possible? Recommended: How To Pair Tzumi Bluetooth Headphones? (Mac Windows Android & iOS) What Are Its Advantages?

Music: We are not talking much about music quality here because music is primarily synthesized as stereo audio for use in headphones. Those who don't like their audio icon on their taskbar can enable Windows Sonic through the legacy Control Panel. There isn’t a large difference between the two. But given that Dolby is a world-renowned audio company, you may prefer the level of improvements and richness of sound available with Dolby Atmos over Windows Sonic.With Windows Sonic enabled, audio coming through any headphones — we tested on budget and expensive options — seems richer, and more immersive. Want to test it out yourself? Here's how to get everything set up. How to enable Windows Sonic