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8Dfy
Turn any YouTube audio into 8D spatial sound
14 followers
Turn any YouTube audio into 8D spatial sound
14 followers
Free Chrome & Firefox extension that transforms YouTube into immersive 8D spatial audio. Multi-band surround, HRTF 3D positioning, binaural beats, shareable video clips, lossless export. No downloads, no DAWs — just click play.
The 8D effect is genuinely trippy and the no-install barrier is perfect for sharing. One thing that would make this even better is a per-song preset toggle in the YouTube player itself, so I can quickly switch between subtle surround and full spinning 8D without digging into the extension popup every time.
One thing that would make this even better is letting users save custom audio presets so they can quickly switch between their favorite spatial setups for different genres. Right now I imagine I'd have to tweak the settings every time I switch from a chill playlist to something more bass heavy.
Putting on headphones and hearing vocals drift from behind me on a regular music video is way more fun than I expected. Wish the binaural beats presets had a sleep timer though.
Love the binaural beats combined with HRTF, sounds wild on headphones. One thing that would make this a daily driver for me: a per video toggle to save my preferred intensity settings, so I dont have to dial in the same sliders every time I open a new track. Maybe a simple preset system tied to the video URL or channel.
the spatial effect is honestly wild, sounds way more immersive than i expected. one thing though, it would be cool if you could save custom audio presets per channel or genre, like having a tuned profile for bass heavy music versus podcasts. would save me from tweaking the sliders every single time
the binaural beats layered over HRTF positioning on live sets is genuinely wild, feels like the audio is moving around the room instead of just panning. solid execution for a one-click extension.
Tried it on a favorite track and the panning around my headphones genuinely fooled me into looking over my shoulder. Pretty wild that it's a one-click install with no audio engineering setup needed.