ogy?
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> P.S.: What is this "owl field"? I'm sure I heard something about this but
> can't remember right now.
>
> Cheers,
> Marcio AKA *Starboy*
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> Em 20/03/2019 23:05, Jeffrey McFarland escreveu:
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Interesting topic. since I got my HTC Vive a few months ago I've been
thinking a lot about how virtual reality would work for the visually
impaired. I've been thinking about it in terms of applications for games
and just general computer use. High quality 3D audio productions are very
immersive.
I've been interested in 3D audio for quite some time now. I came across this 3D
audio
site https://www.owlfield.com/ I was very impressed with the quality and
attention to detail of these productions. They are not games, but The Fairy
Tree does involve the listener to make decisions on how they
