If you’ve been to a movie theater recently or listened to music from streaming services like Apple Music, you might have heard about Dolby Atmos, the sound technology that allows you to create and experience 3D/spatial audio. With Logic Pro X, you can create and deliver Dolby Atmos mixes, and you don’t need a roomful of expensive speakers.

Step inside the legendary Capitol Studios for our second series on mixing in Dolby Atmos! This instalment is hosted by Steve Genewick, a renowned engineer who began exploring this format in 2017 and pioneered a number of techniques. Alongside Ceri Thomas of Dolby Music, Genewick opens the stereo mix session of 'White Lightning' by Staci Griesbach and demonstrates how he transfers the material to a new session for mixing in Atmos. He explains how he changed his Pro Tools stereo mix template for this workflow, and gives you a walkthrough of his routing, inserts, and positioning of tracks using objects and zones. You will learn Steve's method of adapting mono effects plug-ins for Atmos, his binaural parameter settings, how he manages integrated loudness, and much more!

Join us at Capitol Studios for our debut series on Dolby Atmos! Set in the impressive room of Studio C, this instalment serves as the first episode of our 'Mixing in Atmos' collection. Dolby Music expert Ceri Thomas introduces the cutting-edge technology, then gives a comprehensive walkthrough of its components, applications, and workflow. He explains hardware and software requirements for various setups, demonstrates how to configure an Atmos session in Pro Tools, discusses best practice, and so much more. Thomas is clear and concise in sharing his knowledge, but pay close attention if you're new to the format – there is a wealth of detailed information presented about this fascinating step forward in audio!

Join us at Capitol Studios for our debut series on Dolby Atmos! Set in the impressive room of Studio C, this instalment serves as the first episode of our 'Mixing in Atmos' collection. Dolby Music expert Ceri Thomas introduces the cutting-edge technology, then gives a comprehensive walkthrough of its components, applications, and workflow. He explains hardware and software requirements for various setups, demonstrates how to configure an Atmos session in Pro Tools, discusses best practice, and so much more. Thomas is clear and concise in sharing his knowledge, but pay close attention if you're new to the format – there is a wealth of detailed information presented about this fascinating step forward in audio!