Officially entering the official version(What a twist) Clubhouse is not limited to invitations, and has no intention of stopping to let others surpass its status as an online voice chat and voice community application service. A new feature that allows listeners to have a more immersive conversation experience will soon be launched, which is Apple’s “Spatial Audio” listening experience support for iOS devices. However, what’s even better is that they actually plan to bring this technology to the Android system, and they don’t limit the headset products that must be paired with it (eh). Continue reading as if you were face to face! Clubhouse has added support for “spatial audio” on iOS, and is also preparing to push reporting content to Android users (!).
It’s like facing each other! Clubhouse adds iOS “spatial audio” support and is also preparing to roll it out to Android users (!)
Although currently, there are many online voice chat community applications similar to Clubhouse, and many social websites have even directly added similar functions to directly use their own huge user base to try to cultivate users who love voice communities. However, after all, Clubhouse is the first service that truly understands the “voice” of this group of people (at least for now it should be synonymous with voice social networking sites), so most of its functions and operating methods are still at the forefront.
▲Image source: Clubhouse
In order to enhance the listening and even conversation experience for all users, Clubhouse today announced that it has begun to push for iOS users the “spatial audio” stereo support that was originally only available on AirPods Pro and AirPods Max – you can feel the effect directly through the Twitter video below. It can be found that the interlocutors have their own sound directions in the stereo sound field. Because of this, it can give people a more immersive dialogue feeling.
Hear ye, hear ye 🔊 spAAaAaAatial audio on Clubhouse!
It’s like surround sound, but w/ your own headphones. A more vibrant, human experience! Plus makes it much easier to tell who’s talking.
thanks to @juberti for this one 👏 rolling out now on iOS, Android coming soon! pic.twitter.com/Zit6F9ijRK
— Clubhouse (@Clubhouse) August 29, 2021
One thing I believe everyone should have noticed is that even if you are not using a specific device (such as AirPods headphones), you can still feel the effect of Clubhouse’s so-called spatial audio. Unlike Netflix’s spatial audio support, AirPods Max and AirPods Pro are required to activate this feature.
Yes, compared to devices that are limited to head trackingspatial audio experience, Clubhouse should be launching technical support for dynamic sound fields similar to Dolby Atmos. This technology is one of the technologies that Apple classifies as an accessory to the spatial audio experience. Because of this, Clubhouse mentioned that it can not only support wired and wireless audio devices, but also provide support for Android systems – the only question is probably whether there will be naming issues in the future.
▲Image source: Dolby
officialexpress to foreign media, Clubhouse’s spatial audio support, if you use a Bluetooth device to have a conversation, there is currently a problem that the user’s voice cannot be played simultaneously while the user is speaking. They are also seeking assistance from mobile phone system vendors to see if there is a solution. However, in theory, such a problem is not a problem for friends who are just observing. I wonder if you have received this new feature? It should give you a more on-the-spot experience of participating in the conversation!
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