Скачать или смотреть Source Directivity Tool for Visualization and Fine-Tuning

In game engines per default, all audio sources are omnidirectional, meaning that they sound the same from all directions. Real audio sources however are not omnidirectional, but rather emit more sound energy in certain directions than in others.

With the trueSpatial Spatializer plug-in, the directivity of an audio object can be shaped by defining a set of parameters.

For picking the right parameters, vizualization and fine-tuning we build this handy web-tool. Try it out an read more on the atmoky developer hub:

Sound Source Directivity in FMOD: https://developer.atmoky.com/true-spa...

Sound Source Directivity in UE: https://developer.atmoky.com/true-spa...

Sound Source Directivity in Wwise:
https://developer.atmoky.com/true-spa...

Sound Source Directivity in Unity:
https://developer.atmoky.com/true-spa...

Why use Source Directivity?
By shaping how your audio objects radiate sound in 3D space, you can bring an extra layer of realism and immersion to your game or XR experience. Whether it’s a speaker on stage, an engine rumble, or a character's voice, you can now control where and how your sound is heard — just like in the real world.

With just a few intuitive parameters — Inner Angle, Outer Angle, Gain, and Low-Pass — you can model sound emission patterns that behave naturally depending on the listener’s position.

All about atmoky trueSpatial: https://atmoky.com/products/trueSpatial