
01-27-2002, 02:57 AM
Okay with speakers it doesn't sound like there is 3D much, but ... with headphones it does.
The thing is even with 'miles 2D' .. if you put MOH:AA in headphone mode, wear headphones, and in my case put the TB Santa Cruz (not sure if it makes a real difference with SC for headphone vs. 2 speaker) it actually sounds like things are back in of me.
I'm wondering if they used some kind of effect, where instead of using actual 3D algorythmns they managed to change pitch, frequency, sound levels to where if you are facing a sound it 'sounds' different in front of you than in back you - and actually sounds like it's in the back or front.
Is that possible?
This should work for the demo too, if you don't have the full version.
Try putting MOH:AA in headphone mode, and play it using headphones. The sound is actually different depending on your location.
See if it works.
What did it do for you?
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