Spatial Audio Mapper

Spatial Audio Mapper turns your room into an acoustics lab. Place sound sources on the walls, floor, and ceiling around you — then watch their sound waves travel, bounce, and interfere in real space. It’s a hands-on way to see what you normally only hear. HOW IT WORKS • Scan your room. Look around so Apple Vision Pro can map your surroundings with LiDAR. A subtle wireframe appears across walls, floor, and ceiling as the geometry comes in. • Tap to place a source. Tap any surface to drop a spatial audio emitter at that point. It immediately begins playing a tone from that exact location, anchored to the real world. • Watch the waves. Each source emits a steady stream of glowing wave particles that travel outward at a fixed visual speed and physically bounce off the room mesh — just like sound reflecting off real surfaces. • Find the interference. When waves from two different sources meet, a small white flash marks the cancellation node — a visual stand-in for the constructive and destructive interference patterns that shape every room’s acoustics. • Tune everything live. Select any source to change its color or sweep its frequency from 80 Hz to 1200 Hz. The audio and the visualization update in real time. WHO IT’S FOR • Curious listeners who want to finally see how sound behaves in their actual living room, studio, or office. • Audio engineers, producers, and home-studio owners exploring standing waves, reflection points, and speaker placement. • Educators and studen