Twitter Tests ‘Immersive Audio’ for Spaces

Twitter Tests ‘Immersive Audio’ for Spaces

(Twitter Tests ‘Immersive Audio’ for Spaces)

Twitter is testing a new feature called ‘Immersive Audio’ for its Spaces platform. This upgrade aims to make live audio chats feel more natural. Users will notice richer sound quality during conversations.

The company confirmed the test this week. A small group of iOS users will try it first. Twitter plans to expand the test if feedback is positive. Immersive Audio uses advanced technology to mimic real-life listening. Voices will sound clearer and more distinct. Background noise will be reduced.

Twitter Spaces launched in 2020 as a live audio chat tool. It competes with apps like Clubhouse. Adding Immersive Audio could attract more users. People want authentic interactions online. This feature might make virtual talks feel like in-person meetings.

Experts say better audio keeps listeners engaged longer. Twitter hopes this will boost daily usage. The company is investing in audio as social media evolves. User habits shift toward voice and sound.

Twitter has not shared a full rollout timeline yet. The test phase will gather data on performance. Battery drain and data usage are key concerns. Twitter engineers are monitoring these issues.

Creators and podcasters show interest in the feature. High-quality audio helps them build audiences. Twitter might offer monetization tools later. Ad revenue could follow.

(Twitter Tests ‘Immersive Audio’ for Spaces)

Spaces hosts can apply for early access now. Feedback will shape the final product. Twitter’s move signals a push for innovation. Audio remains a priority.