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So I've been trying to create a blind simulator in the Unity Game Engine. I'm trying to embed two outputs based on proximity detection: Auditory Haptic Currently implemented is the auditory output which dynamically shifts in pitch based on how close/far of a distance to an object the blind stick is....

Would you advise anything for me to look into. Or would a high-pass & low-pass filter with crossover suffice?

I'm still very new-ish to learning out Audacity's features to do this type of stuff.

The piece of hardware I'm using at the moment to test my theory is the subpac m2 (See attached image below) What this hardware does in a literal sense is a pure subwoofer. It will let you feel the bass but only on the lower frequencies. It doesn't detect the higher frequencies. Typically 200 hertz a...

No I was using it as a mere example ish. Basically 2 channels lets say 3 objects of sound high medium & low in the auditory channel you can hear all 3 objects plus the low object from the haptical channel However in the haptical channel you can only hear (feel) the low object but that low object bar...

So the title is confusing but its the best way I can sum it up. In short I'm creating haptic infused sound effects using the subpac which is essentially a subwoofer strapped to your back and converts lower frequencies into vibrations. What I'm trying to achieve is a sound effect made up of 2 channel...