Wondered if a moving sound effect would be popular?

[kingozrecords]

I was thinking, using some physical principles it would be possible to make a sound seem as if it were taking flight and moving from left to right and up and down. Like a jet; but as if you are the passenger, like you'd be inside the sound.

I think it would be best for EDM and wondered how people felt about using physics that way. Math for dbspl is without echo. With that I can calculate rarefaction for a given distance with a polar pattern and a given frequency response, but soon I'll have in My hands meters and testing equipment to test rarefaction in a larger acoustic chamber with echoes.

Furthermore, I'll likely have access to an ideal space with a great deal of carpet that will be very like a real set that pros use too.

It was by using the online service panzoid that I got the idea. It's pretty cool, but all those crazy animated logos going all over the place gave Me a headache .

[KenjiDeVries]

How different would that be from the things we can do with HRTF?

[muki]

waves brauer motion?
https://www.waves.com/plugins/brauer-motion

or mondomod?
https://www.waves.com/plugins/mondomod

or animating any of PA's DearVR plugins's parameters with your DAW's LFO/SEQ/automation ?

[GRUMP]

I don't know if got what mean, but on the one hand we have different kinds of modulation possibilities and on the other hand what you want sounds pretty much like a simulation and those are as demanding as costly.

But first of all I'd ask If what you want is physically in reach of the given possibilities? I imagine a rooms full of speakers and a server architecture to serve them with the results of demanding calculations

Fiedler Audio Stage - not 3D but...

Btw the gaming industry would surely be interested in such capabilities ...

[BlitBit]

I was thinking, using some physical principles it would be possible to make a sound seem as if it were taking flight and moving from left to right and up and down. Like a jet; but as if you are the passenger, like you'd be inside the sound.

I think it would be best for EDM and wondered how people felt about using physics that way. [...]

Please note that many clubs play EDM in mono so these effects might just result in strange phasing in these situations:

[dark water]

@kingozrecords: I'd certainly be interested, thanks.

However, in addition to noting the comments of people above, it is also worth looking at the oldie-but-goldie Oligarc Phaser.
I used to make effects with Oligarc Phaser where you would feel like the audio sound was literally moving inside your head and then like a floating bubble around the back of your head.
(this was on a bedroom stereo / boombox).
It was probably most noticeable with bass audio and phasing, but sometimes I got it to sound really good!
Of course there are plenty of other phasers which can do the 'rotating around the room / head' effect, but Oligarc Phaser is to my ears the best at this and is also an often overlooked gem.

(The phaser is included in the whole Oligarc synth purchase as a separate plugin)
https://www.stillwellaudio.com/plugins/oligarc/

[phoenstorm]

I am not sure Iget entirely what you're after. From your description... perhaps looking into Roland's RSS technology would be interesting to you.