Is matrixed surround information used for Spatial Audio?
Generated on 8/3/2024
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Yes, matrixed surround information is used for Spatial Audio. In the session Design interactive experiences for visionOS, it is mentioned that music is specialized with a surround mix that draws focus to the scene, indicating the use of surround information in spatial audio.
Here are the relevant sessions mentioned in the context:
- Enhance your spatial computing app with RealityKit audio
- Design interactive experiences for visionOS
- Build compelling spatial photo and video experiences
Enhance your spatial computing app with RealityKit audio
Elevate your spatial computing experience using RealityKit audio. Discover how spatial audio can make your 3D immersive experiences come to life. From ambient audio, reverb, to real-time procedural audio that can add character to your 3D content, learn how RealityKit audio APIs can help make your app more engaging.
Build compelling spatial photo and video experiences
Learn how to adopt spatial photos and videos in your apps. Explore the different types of stereoscopic media and find out how to capture spatial videos in your iOS app on iPhone 15 Pro. Discover the various ways to detect and present spatial media, including the new QuickLook Preview Application API in visionOS. And take a deep dive into the metadata and stereo concepts that make a photo or video spatial.
Design interactive experiences for visionOS
Learn how you can design a compelling interactive narrative experience for Apple Vision Pro from the designers of Encounter Dinosaurs. Discover how these types of experiences differ from existing apps, media, and games, and explore how to design narratives that bring audiences into new worlds. Find out how you can create stories that adapt to any space and size, provide multiple levels of interaction to make them accessible to all, and use animation, spatial audio, and custom gestures to further immerse people in your experience.