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I also loaded up FFXV for a quick comparison to make sure it wasn't just a one-off in COD, and DTS was still easily superior and would be my preferred way to hear that game. Objects up close sounded up close and didn't distort, and occluded objects were processed in a pleasing way that also made their occlusion obvious. I found that dts sounded the most "flat" in an EQ sense, with minimal distortion with objects at all distances. Overall atmos could be beneficial for competition purposes, but I wouldn't pay for it ($15). It also takes on a bass heavy tone, which I wasn't a fan of. It particularly struggles with objects right on the player, and the processing for occluded objects is heavy handed. Dolby Atmos was an improvement, but depending on object depth, audio could distort in strange ways. Tons of audio sounds sibilant ridden/distorted, and I'd only recommend using this if all you want is a competitive advantage. Windows Sonic offers a noticeable benefit to positional awareness, but the hit to audio quality is immediately apparent. All 3 options provide noticeable spatial benefits over plain stereo, but they all color the sound a particular way. At least in modern warfare, you can hot swap the options for a pretty easy comparison. So I activated both the dolby atmos and dts headphone trials (windows sonic is free), put on my Sennheiser HD 650s, and loaded up Modern Warfare and hopped in a bot game to test them out.
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These are the supported games for Windows Spatial Sound (This is a PC list, though there's a lot of crossover with Xbox, and for the life of me I can't find a well maintained list so there may be more games):
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It's solid enough that I'm really thinking about spending $20 on the license when my trial runs out (lasts 14 days), which I absolutely did not expect. Seriously, it's near stereo clarity/quality, but with outstanding positional benefits. If you've tried spatial audio before and weren't a fan, why use this newer one over those other options? Well, it doesn't make games sound overly "tinny" (windows sonic) or like the bass is blown out or just otherwise funky (dolby atmos for headphones). Windows Sonic is free, and Dolby Atmos is $15.ĭTS Headphone X 2.0 is a spatial audio solution similar to Dolby Atmos for headphones or Windows Sonic, and like those other solutions, it works with any pair of headphones and with all games that support Windows Spatial Sound (proper 3D audio) or have 5.1/7.1 surround sound (applies that HRTF to a normal surround mix).
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Go inside the story with immersive audio for your favorite shows and movies.Just to kick things off for those that don't want to spend money, the full license after the 14 day trial for DTS is $20. Go inside the story with immersive audio for your favorite shows and movies. Get into the action and hear threats before you see them with games in Dolby Atmos. Hear stunning detail, precision, and realism in your games, movies, and shows with sound that flows all around you - even overhead and behind you.ĭolby Access also allows you to personalize your audio with custom profiles and discover exclusive game trailers and content.ĭOLBY ATMOS & GAMEPASS BETTER TOGETHER: Experience the latest popular Dolby Atmos titles such as Psychonauts 2, Gears 5, and Ori and the Will of the Wisps and Rise of the Tomb Raider today on GamePass.
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Download Dolby Access to start your free trial of Dolby Atmos for Headphones or set up a Dolby Atmos device.
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