# Introduction

With ***mx-surround***, you can experience the sounds you hear as if they were actually coming from inside the game. For example, if a sound is coming from interior or from a car and the windows and doors are closed, the sound will be filtered as if it were coming from a closed environment. You can open a song via **spotify**, **youtube** link or play it directly from `ui/sounds`. It gives you an api that is very comfortable to use. For example, you can link a song directly to a vehicle or a player with just a one code. It provides `xsound` and `interact_sounds` functions and more...

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## Briefing

`mx-surround` leaves files open source as **much as possible**. Here are some open source things

* > Providers
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  > * `xsound` and `interact-sound` prevention codes are completely open source. You can modify them as you like.
* > Streamer Mode
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  > * Everything about the streamer mode is open source.

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## Features

> 3D Sound
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> Vehicle sound filter
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> Interior sound filter (Mlo, ymap etc...)
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> Supports spotify, youtube
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> Positional sound
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> Supports all audio formats
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> Streamer mode (Same as xsound)
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> Completely unrivaled optimization
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> The volumes of the songs change automatically according to the volume in the game (Configurable)
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> If you have opened a sound on the server side, it will be saved on the server and the sound will be synchronized to new players.


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