Mixing in Dolby Atmos - #3 Using Logic Pro

135 pages |  8.5x11 |  pdf file: 164 MB | 2022-0101

"Mixing in Dolby Atmos - #3 Using Logic Pro" provides all the details on how to create a Dolby Atmos mix with Logic Pro v10.7.

The book explains both methods, using the standalone Dolby Atmos Renderer app and Logic's integrated Dolby Atmos Renderer. In addition, lots of important information about the routing concepts in Logic and details about the various Surround Panners and updated Surround Plugins

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