In the studio, audio engineers using Dolby Atmos mixing technology are able to treat individual sounds as “objects,” which can then be moved independently inside that dome of sound.

The core of what makes Dolby Atmos audio different than previous surround sound formats is its use of object-based audio mixing and support for overhead sound effects. Before Dolby Atmos ...

The bar is also surprisingly good at providing expansive Dolby Atmos performance considering its small frame. It uses a mix of targeted speakers and excellent software to surround you with subtle ...

Dolby Atmos can be a great surround sound experience. But just because your gear bears an Atmos label, that doesn't mean you've got Atmos sound. Here's why.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your ...

Cambridge’s Q Division recording studio now offers Dolby Atmos mixing capabilities following the completion of its Studio B.

The eighth studio album by the English rock band ... The popular mix uses the original master tapes and features several improvements over the original mix, including the introduction of Dolby Atmos.

Way to be, Chappell Roan.) Many of the well-deserving songs and albums are available in a Dolby Atmos mix — still waiting for Cowboy Carter to show up with the Atmos badge on any streaming ...

Dolby's "object-based" surround sound encoding technology, introduced in 2012. In contrast to channel-based systems, audio objects can be positioned anywhere in 3D space. Atmos supports 128 audio ...

Apple has now launched the next generation of its Apple Music service, which includes Hi-Res Lossless music, but also Dolby Atmos versions ... but is like you're in the studio with the band ...