• Trailer

  • 17 min

    Part 1

    Studio setup, three-part system, speaker layout, beds, objects, I/O configuration, sound field

  • 19 min

    Part 2

    Binaural translation, 3D panning, parameters, zones, frame rate, target curve, loudness

  • 16 min

    Part 3

    Renderer windows, routing, metadata, downmixes, working ITB, mastering & production suites

  • 07 min

    Part 4

    Mix room structure, optimization, studio on-boarding, monitor control, interfaces, A & B chains

  • 21 min

    Part 5

    Transition from stereo, music panner plug-in, automation, DAMF export, tools in development

Mixing

Dolby Atmos Intro

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Duration:16 min / 1h22 Subtitles: English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Italian, Russian, Chinese

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Renderer windows, routing, metadata, downmixes, working ITB, mastering & production suites

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  • Trailer

  • 17 min

    Part 1

    Studio setup, three-part system, speaker layout, beds, objects, I/O configuration, sound field

  • 19 min

    Part 2

    Binaural translation, 3D panning, parameters, zones, frame rate, target curve, loudness

  • 16 min

    Part 3

    Renderer windows, routing, metadata, downmixes, working ITB, mastering & production suites

  • 07 min

    Part 4

    Mix room structure, optimization, studio on-boarding, monitor control, interfaces, A & B chains

  • 21 min

    Part 5

    Transition from stereo, music panner plug-in, automation, DAMF export, tools in development

Dolby Atmos

About Dolby Atmos

Dolby Atmos is a surround sound technology developed by Dolby Laboratories. It expands on existing surround sound systems by adding height channels, allowing sounds to be interpreted as three-dimensional objects.[1] Following the release of Atmos for the cinema market, a variety of consumer technologies have been released under the Atmos brand, using in-ceiling and up-firing speakers.

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