In this video, I explore how professional Dolby Atmos mixes are put together. I explain objects, channels, panning and binaural rendering, then use a Trinnov decoder to examine spatial choices in a range of songs.
Timeline
0:00 Intro
1:45 Why Atmos
2:50 Objects vs channels
3:15 Mixing Atmos
4:20 Panner types
5:40 Atmos renderer
6:20 How binaural works
7:40 Trinnov viewer
9:50 Clusters
11:00 SONG ANALYSIS
11:25 Industry Baby
12:25 Bad habits
13:55 Stay
14:50 Heat Waves
15:35 Up
16:20 Blinding lights
17:05 Come Together
17:35 Rocket Man
18:10 What’s going on
18:35 Bohemian Rhapsody
19:00 Autobahn
19:50 Suzanne Ciani
20:35 King Ghost
21:00 Latch
21:50 Summary & outro
Links and notes from the video description
No, this isn't the lock picking lawyer's channel, but if you've ever wondered how pro mix engineers put together their Dolby Atmos spatial mixes, this video is for you!
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Thanks very much for Chris from Why Logic Pro Rules for this short and sweet tutorial about spatial mixing with the Atmos Renderer:
► https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UH6vl1vpzDI
Gear used in the making of this video:
► Trinnov Altitude 32 + Optimizer Microphone
► Adam A8X Monitors and IK Multimedia iLoud MTMs
► Scopes by Melda: https://www.meldaproduction.com/
► Audio from Altitude 32 was fed into a combo of Audiofuse Studio and 8PRE (12 independent analog streams)
► Songs were played on a 4K Apple TV, via HDMI, into Altitude 32
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