The future of audio stereo is dying

Sheriff-adeyemi wrote on 10/25/2021, 8:31 AM

Is Vegas pro going to go some sort of 3d objects base panning system if thay can't get a licence from dolby-atmos https://developer.dolby.com/
maybe thay can get one from auro-3d
https://www.auro-3d.com/

Dolby-atmos for music https://professional.dolby.com/ is starting to take off and will be the next big thing in audio especially binaural version because that's how most people are going to consume dolby-atmos on smartphone.

Now that dolby-atmos is an object based u can now create Atmos mix in binaural headphones so I wouldn't need a 5.1 7.1 7.1.4 9.14 or 22.2 system or get started with 2 or 3 speakers
And now that logic pro https://www.apple.com/uk/logic-pro/
now has the Dolby Atmos renderer built-in with their own binaural plug-in built-in to the renderer.
No renderer https://www.avid.com/plugins/dolby-atmos-production-suite for pc unless u use Dolby Atmos RMU which will run on super computer.
RMU is £1,000 which is what deadmouse5 has been using for 3 years with Ableton on a pc.

resolve / nuendo https://www.steinberg.net/nuendo/
has the renderer built-in to their software.
People have been waiting for more than 2 years to make
Dolby Atmos production suite available for windows.

For what ever reason still not available for windows maybe bc of ASIO Driver idk someone will let me know
Apple is all in on Atmos and special audio and now that YouTube is startin to roll out Dolby Atmos 5.1 to you tube TV and main YouTube in beta and more devices in the Following weeks
It's just a matter of time before Spotify and other social media apps and nle, DAW and everyone else implementing it
Dolby Atmos take over stereo very soon and become standardise almost everywhere

https://www.dolby.com/technologies/dolby-atmos/

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Reyfox wrote on 11/1/2021, 2:37 PM

who said that? I was "there" and didn't hear it.

Sheriff-adeyemi wrote on 11/1/2021, 2:40 PM

who said that? I was "there" and didn't hear it.

A lot of people around the world.

Including people that we don't know

Reyfox wrote on 11/1/2021, 2:45 PM

interesting.... considering that the community of audio people didn't say that at all. What people around the world? The move to stereo basically happened in the States. And if you don't know them, how do you know they said it?

The move to stereo didn't happen over night. You had to basically "double" your equipment. No one that I know of ever said stereo would fail. No one.

And guess what is still here? Stereo. Over the 60 years later..... in spite of everything that has popped up as the "new" fad. Atmos? I know of no one with the system. I'm sure there are users with lots of disposable income who do have these types of HT systems. The masses? Not in the least, in spite of all the advertising out there. What are they going to play? Where is the "software"?