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It might for some people and might not for others.Ĥ- If the 7.1 headphones you bought 'do not support surround out of the box' then it's likely you didn't set them up properly.Īs for your question: 'Does anyone know of a 7.1 Surround Virtualizer that might work alongside HeSuVi or works better than VoiceMeeter does'? Man.

Whether or not this works convincingly is another matter. Essentially a miniature surround sound system built into headphones.

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7.1 Headphones actually have multiple drivers (basically tiny loudspeakers) inside each earcup and each of these drivers transmits the audio track for each surround sound channel (up to 8 channels). Stereo headphones only have 2 drivers and can output 2 channels: Left and Right. You should only use it if you have Stereo Headphones.ģ- 7.1 Headphones do not need Virtual Surround solutions as they are not your average Stereo headphones. This gives the illusion of having multiple speakers around you, hence the name 'Virtual Surround'.Ģ- I repeat: you should NOT use Hesuvi with 7.1 Headphones. These HRIRs apply processing to each channel track (up to 8 channels) to simulate speaker position in a 3D space and then feed/downmix all these multichannel tracks into just 2 channels (Left and Right). HeSuVi is a collection of HRIRs (Head Related Impulse Responses) from various commercial Virtual Surround Sound algorithms MEANT FOR STEREO (2 channel) headphones. Those can already process a multichannel signal. I think there is a misunderstanding on several concepts, software and technology here.ġ- HeSuVi is not meant for 7.1 heaphones. I landed on this thread through a google search and.

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