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DOLBY MIXING
Dolby Atmos Mixing is an advanced audio technology and technique used in sound production, particularly in the creation of immersive audio experiences for movies, TV shows, video games, and music. It allows sound engineers to precisely position and move audio elements in a three-dimensional space, creating a more realistic and immersive audio environment for the audience.
Traditional audio mixing involves assigning sounds to specific channels or speakers (e.g., stereo or surround sound), but Dolby Atmos Mixing goes beyond this by utilizing a vast array of individual audio objects. These objects can move freely in a three-dimensional space, including overhead, to create a lifelike and enveloping auditory experience.
Dolby Atmos Mixing requires specialized hardware and software tools, including dedicated audio processors and software plugins, to manipulate audio objects and optimize the audio experience for various playback systems, from cinemas with overhead speakers to home theater setups with soundbars.
The result is a more dynamic and immersive audio experience, where sound can come from any direction, including above and below, enhancing the overall impact of movies, games, and music.
Dolby Mixing
melodyne
eq
compression
sidechine
parallel compression
noise gate
summing stack
folder stack
bus - send
saturation
gain stage
delay
reverb
limitter
mastering
3d object
binaural panner
lef level
touch
latch
write
level metering
lufs
speaker setup
daw setting
practical and projects