QSound

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QSound logo as shown on Paula Abdul's Spellbound album CD.
QSound logo as shown on Paula Abdul's Spellbound album CD.

QSound is a sound enhancement system from QSound Labs to create 3D audio effects from a stereo source.

The system was used in several Capcom CPS-1 titles and in most, if not all CPS-2 and CPS3 titles as well as several console games and some non-CPS system Capcom arcade games such as Battle Arena Toshinden 2.

Electronic Arts, Activision, Microsoft Game Studios, Sega, Virgin Interactive, TDK Mediactive, Bullfrog Productions, and Lionhead Studios have also used the technology.

While the system is mainly known for its use in video game titles, the first QSound chip used for that purpose was not created until 1991, while QSound had been created in the 1980s and has been used in everything from screensavers to television programming. Several 1990s music albums were also mixed using QSound (see below).


[edit] List of known games using QSound

All games on the CPS-2 arcade system. Notable games include

Other games to use QSound

[edit] List of albums known to have been mixed in QSound

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