$1 – KICKSTARTER EXCLUSIVE Nx T-shirt + Nx Hat Show everyone you're on the cutting edge of audio technology with an Nx t-shirt and hat. Waves Nx finally delivers a lifelike experience on your headphones, turning them into a high-end 360° surround-sound system, and letting you experience your. You’ll also receive a personal email with our sincere love and gratitude!Įxperience your favorite movies, music and games with immersive real-world 3D sound, on your desktop, laptop or mobile, using your own set of headphones. Join the 3D Audio Revolution You’ll be the first to know when Nx is released and will receive updates about its progress, both during the campaign (as you will for all rewards), and afterward as we move toward further development for virtual reality and augmented reality devices. Thanks to the “crosstalk” effect between your left and right ears, the ambient reflections, and the adjustment to your physical movement through space, what you hear is a full landscape of sound, a full 3D soundscape. When you hear sounds in the real world, you hear a full, rich, realistic sound environment. So what difference does all that make to your listening experience? When we listen on headphones, the audio scene constantly moves with the head, again causing the experience of sound to be less realistic, less immersive, less three-dimensional. Your brain, being sensitive to change, remembers where the sound used to be and where it is now, combines this with its knowledge that your head (and not the source) has moved, and uses all this info to locate the source of the sound in your three-dimensional environment. Why Head Movement Matters In the real world, even the slightest nudge to your head causes the complete audio scene to change, because the external world is not moving with your head. You only hear the direct sound sent straight into your ear, and there is no indication of how it interacts with the three-dimensional environment around you. Your brain uses information about the different volume levels, times of arrival, and directions of these reflected soundwaves in order to construct a three-dimensional acoustic image of the space you’re in. You hear both the direct sound and the ambient sound reflected from the walls and the other physical objects around you.

Reflected Soundwaves In the real world, the direct sound coming from the audio source is not the only thing you hear. This helps your brain construct a three-dimensional acoustic image of the space around you. In the real world, you hear everything through both ears – with a little time delay between them. But that’s not the way you hear sound in the real world.

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