Get the fap on
https://github.com/GPUOpen-LibrariesAndSDKs/TAN

Nice and it's about time, but let me nitpick a bit:

The number of physically modelled sound sources that can be supported is significantly enhanced with TrueAudio Next; instead of being limited to a small handful of primary sound cues, an application can scale so that environmental sound sources (up to a complete soundscape of 40 to 64 sounds) can be included, by “borrowing” a small (roughly 10-15%) subset of a GPUs compute units. Quality can be scaled in even greater dimensions when multiple GPUs or combinations of APUs and GPUs are deployed.

Since when did 40-64 sounds make a complete soundscape? You need a minimum of 6 reflections per sound source, so that equates to a performance of 4-10 sound sources with reflections...that doesn't sound right(ohhh PUN!)

Perhaps "sound" could mean "sound source" ?
You could try to ask on github anyway. With AMF release they had some problems with errata in documentation for example.

Anyway, I can't believe it's even supported on old hardware!
All back to 2012! And suddenly I have a new sound card in my computer.

Mother of god
http://steamcommunity.com/games/596420/announ … 693426582988261

EDIT: it reportedly.. support TAN too!
EDIT2: loads of interesting papers here

I hope it's going to be full 5.1 or 7.1. The original Aureal 3D is nice, but every Aureal 3D sound card I knew is 4.0 (quadraphonic), which makes it difficult to connect the card to modern receiver.

Steam Audio has now rolled out official support for TrueAudio Next
http://steamcommunity.com/games/596420/announ … 624403070736393