Pro Tools Dolby Atmos Tutorial, Part 1: From Stereo to 3D Sound in Minutes

In this video, I address a long-standing request from my viewers: how to set up Dolby Atmos in Pro Tools. I dive into the process of using the internal Dolby Atmos renderer, which works on both Windows and Mac OS. Starting with a simple stereo session, I demonstrate how to configure tracks for the Dolby Atmos bed and objects, and then explore the powerful panning features unique to Pro Tools. I cover everything from basic setup to advanced techniques like changing object positions, adjusting height modes, and utilizing Pro Tools' exclusive divergence and zone selection options.

Beyond the basics, I also showcase some of Pro Tools' standout features for Dolby Atmos production. This includes using track presets to easily incorporate higher channel count configurations into your Dolby Atmos session, setting up live re-renders for tasks like loudness measurements and binaural rendering, and the ability to load and work with existing Dolby Atmos master files. Whether you're new to Dolby Atmos or an experienced user looking to refine your Pro Tools workflow, this video provides a comprehensive guide to creating immersive audio experiences using Pro Tools' internal Dolby Atmos renderer.

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