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I like the idea of spatial audio, I think that is the main thing missing from virtual happy hours and whatnot. I cant try it out right now. Does it have a l
by dec0dedab0de 6y ago
I like the idea of spatial audio, I think that is the main thing missing from virtual happy hours and whatnot.
I cant try it out right now. Does it have a limit to how many people can occupy a space? can you control how far your voice projects?
I am thinking of something like a work christmas party where everyone breaks into groups and then walks away and tries another group for a bit and talks to different people. Then someone gets everyones attention and talks loudly or into a microphone for a bit, then it goes back to normal.
In any case, good luck, it sounds great, I cant wait to try it.
- remotelyyours 6y agoYou can have up to 100 people in a room. You have unlimited rooms. We're also building a broadcast feature so that you can talk/announce across rooms. We've not given flexibility on the spatial audio radius yet. It could be interesting!