With Windows Sonic for Headphones, you can virtually enjoy a more realistic audio environment. In reality, you can feel the three-dimensional effect of having only two left and right stereo speakers scattered throughout the room. By the way, Windows Sonic has been distributed as part of Windows 10 updates since 2017. Now let’s see how to use Windows Sonic for Headphones.

How to use Windows Sonic for Headphones?

Here’s how to use Windows Sonic for Headphones:

Launch “Settings” from the start menu

① Click the [Start Button] and ② Click the [Gear (Settings)] icon.

Select “System”

Select “Sound” → “Device Properties”

① Select [Sound] on the left menu and ② click [Device Properties].

Select “Windows Sonic for Headphones” from stereophonic sound

Select Windows Sonic for Headphones for spatial sound. Windows Sonic for Headphones is now ready to use. This concludes the explanation of how to use Windows 10 Windows Sonic for Headphones. Other Windows 10 settings and usage are summarized, so please refer to it.

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