Audioscenic a pioneering developer of innovative 3D audio and its trying to make waves with the release of the Amphi Windows Suite, a transformative set of software packages that seamlessly integrates their award-winning 3D audio beamforming technology into existing laptop and desktop systems. This significant announcement includes a range of features designed to revolutionize auditory experiences. Among them is an AI-powered head tracking app, leveraging a laptop’s built-in camera to monitor real-time head movements, directing audio beams accordingly. Complementing this is a user-friendly control GUI, adapting the audio output to match the specific media type being consumed, offering EQ controls for personalized sound, and an integrated APO software for seamless Audioscenic processing within the Windows environment. Our firsthand encounter with this technology left a profound impact, surpassing our initial expectations.
During a demo in New York City, we were introduced to the mechanics behind this innovation. The technology’s ability to deliver spatial audio without the need of headphones, utilizing only the laptop’s speaker areas, was pretty impressive. Beyond this, it took into account the intricate contours of the ear’s reception added another layer of realism to the experience. While diverse content was showcased, the pinnacle of the technology’s prowess came to the fore in the realm of video games. They utilize game engines like Unreal Engine to take advantage of 3D sound that’s built in and gave us the right level of auditory depth. As I moved the character or camera angles shifted, so did the audio, creating a dynamic soundscape that enhanced the overall gaming experience. Notably, the Razer Leviathan V2 Pro has already incorporated some of its capabilities, with early tests demonstrating effective results through the integrated camera setup. Audioscenic’s technology has the capacity to elevate the realm of laptop audio and we’re looking forward to checking out more of it soon so stay tuned!
