Your brain locates sound using tiny differences in timing and tone between your two ears. Spatial audio is the art of recreating those cues with only two drivers, tricking the mind into hearing a room that is not there.
Head tracking changes everything
Static spatial audio collapses the moment you turn your head. By tracking motion sixty times a second, Momo X keeps the soundstage anchored in the world, not to your skull.
The goal is not to impress you with effects. It is to make you forget the headphones exist.
— Priya Nair
Done well, spatial audio is invisible. A cello sits three feet in front of you. A voice moves across the room. And you never once think about the drivers making it happen.
