The company has said that the new feature will help users feel like they are hanging out with a group of people in person.
The feature is set to roll out slowly to iOS users and will be the default experience. Popular audio chat app Clubhouse has announced that it is now rolling out spatial audio features, which would give a new level of depth to the Clubhouse chats.
According to the company, spatial audio will give listeners a better feeling of hanging out with a group of other people live. The feature will “slowly” reach all-new iOS users and will be the default experience.
The feature will work with all wired and wireless headphones.
“When you are in the audience, you`ll now hear the people around you in 3D, which makes the experience a bit more lifelike and human. It`s also easier for your brain to track who is talking, thanks to subtle spatial cues. Spatial audio works best with headphones, wired or otherwise,” the company said in a statement.
Clubhouse is integrating an API from Second Life creator Philip Rosedale`s spatial audio company High Fidelity and blending it with the company`s own custom audio processing for the chat app.
