Hello! I have a friend who has been working very hard at something that has potential to reshape the entire process of audio design. I asked him to tell me a little about this program, so here's the story behind it!
"About 3 years ago, my friend showed me 8d audio, and it was so cool! I really wanted to learn how to make it.
So I searched on google, but couldn't find anything good. Then, I found Dearvr Micro, which is a small/free version of a professional audacity plugin. I used that for a while, until the pro verison became free, and that worked out alright.
However, I was using one program for audio editing, one for recording, one for splitting instruments and vocals, and another for automation of repetitive movement; very inefficient! So, I built Locus, a tool that contains everything needed for spatial audio creation."
He built the entire thing himself!!!
Here's the list of features it contains:
It does a crazy amount of stuff!
Here's what the program looks like; I think he did a great job, and it's definitely worth using.
Lastly, here are the links to his Youtube and GitHub:
I'm a musician/developer, and on this channel those 2 parts of my life intersect a lot ;)
A Chrome extension for true 3D spatial audio. Position sounds in space with binaural HRTF, draw occluding geometry, animate movement with ma
