And while many games already do a good job providing directionality through stereo sound, especially on good open-backed headphones, Microsoft has given game developers some useful tools in its new Spatial Sound feature. I have never been a big fan of the virtual surround that comes with most headphones, but I rather enjoy some of the alternative options. In fact, some would argue (Opens in a new window) the software solutions built into Windows are better than those that come bundled with many gaming headsets-which matches my experience. If you’re on the fence about whether the feature is worthwhile, though, there are virtual surround apps that will add the feature to your current headphones, for free or a small price.
Many gaming headsets and sound cards come with a “virtual surround” feature, which aims to provide a more accurate sense of space to your gaming audio.
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