Sound that behaves like the real environment, not a recording of it

Training realism depends on audio that responds to geometry, distance, and radio physics in real time — not pre-rendered effects. This group of tools covers individual and team training audio, radio signal propagation modeling, and live interoperability between real push-to-talk hardware and simulated networks, so audio behaves consistently whether the trainee is in a full-motion simulator or a VR headset.