Dolby Atmos is a surround sound technology developed by Dolby Laboratories. It is designed to create a more immersive audio experience by adding height channels to traditional surround sound setups. With Dolby Atmos, sound engineers can place individual sounds or audio objects in a three-dimensional space, allowing for more precise and realistic audio positioning. This creates a more life like and immersive audio experience, with sounds seemingly coming from all around and above the listener.
How does it work?
Dolby Atmos Music is a new technology that allows for an immersive and multi-dimensional listening experience. It works by encoding sound in a way that makes it possible for individual elements of a song to be placed and moved within a three-dimensional space. the engineer can place each element of the song in a three-dimensional space, assigning them specific locations and movements.
Why master in Dolby Atmos?
Mastering in Dolby Atmos allows the sound engineer to fine-tune the final mix, ensuring that the audio is optimised for playback on a wide range of devices and in a variety of listening environments. This helps to ensure that the music sounds great whether it’s played back on a high-end home theatre system or on a mobile device with headphones.
