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If you put headphones on you could do that with software without needing special speakers.

• the__alchemist 5y ago
  You would also need an IMU in the headphones to modify the phase when the listener adjusts or her head. This is an important part of how we discern forward from behind.
  • panda88888 5y ago
    Apple already does this via spatial audio for AirPod pro.
    • airstrike 5y ago
      And for some reason using that is a pretty weird experience. I've been so conditioned not to expect it that I actually turn it off to make it feel "natural"
      • panda88888 5y ago
        It’s a weird experience, a bit uncanny valley like. I was using while watching video, and it’s somewhat eerie to turn my head and still have the audio from the earphones “pinned” to the screen.