Oculus Native Spatializer for Unity

Welcome to this guide to using the Oculus Native Spatializer plugin in Unity.

Before reading this guide, be sure to review the Oculus Audio SDK Guide for information on features, requirements, and integration steps that is relevant to all of our Audio SDK plugins.

For general background information on audio spatialization, see our Introduction to Virtual Reality Audio.

• Overview
  This guide describes how to install and use the Oculus Native Spatializer plugin in Unity 5.2+ and in end-user applications.
• Requirements and Setup
  
• Exploring Oculus Native Spatializer with the Sample Scene
  To get started, we recommend opening the supplied demonstration scene RedBallGreenBall, which provides a simple introduction to OSNP resources and examples of how what the spatializer sounds like.
• Applying Spatialization
  
• First-Party Audio Spatialization (Beta)
  Unity 5.4 versions 5.4.0b16 and later include a basic version of our Oculus Native Spatializer Plugin for Unity 5. It makes it trivially easy to apply basic spatialization (HRTF transforms) to audio point sources in your Unity project.
• Migrating from TBE 3DCeption to Oculus Spatialization
  This guide describes how to migrate a Unity project from the Two Big Ears 3Dception spatializer to Unity's built-in Oculus Spatializer or the Oculus Native Spatializer Plugin (ONSP) that ships with the Oculus Audio SDK, using the Two Big Ears 3Dception_Example.unity scene found in the latest Non-Commercial 3Dception 1.2.4 package as an example.