Immersive Audio Production
IMMERSIVE 3D AUDIO PRODUCTION FOR CINEMA, VIDEO STREAMING, TV, MUSIC & MORE
Our Expertise.
Our team of industry experts specialize in spatial audio production. We use the latest technology, software and techniques to ensure that your project is of the highest quality and exceeds your expectations. We create the best possible audio experience for all of our clients.
Our Clients.
We have collaborated with clients from all over the world, ranging from independent film makers to the largest studios and production companies in the industry. We have worked on critically acclaimed, and award winning productions as we consistently provide superior services in the entertainment industry.
Our Process.
Our process ensures that your project is brought to life in the most efficient way possible. We start by understanding your vision and goals, then we develop a plan that meets your needs. We work with you every step of the way to ensure that your project is a success.
OUR SERVICES
IMMERSIVE 3D AUDIO PRODUCTION
We offer a comprehensive range of spatial audio production services to meet your creative goals and to bring your production into an engaging and immersive experience. We specialize in Dolby Atmos production and other Next Generation Audio (NGA) formats. Whether it’s creating a 3D Fully Immersive mix in Dolby Atmos® for your Film or creatively designing the sound effects for the 3D soundscape of your game, we employ state-of-the-art equipment and the most technologically advanced software to ensure the most creative spatial production with pristine audio quality that meets the highest professional standards.
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A VISUAL EXAMPLE OF A TRAILER IN tHE DOLBY ATMOS RENDERER
CURRENTLY, NOT ALL BROWSERS SUPPORT DOLBY ATMOS.
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FAQ
LEARN MORE ABOUT SPATIAL AUDIO
What is Spatial/Immersive Audio?
Spatial or immersive Audio is an immersive 3D audio experience based on objects individually placed in a 3D soundscape. Spatial audio can be enjoyed on a wide range of systems including speakers, soundbars, headphones, and more.
What is head tracking?
Head tracking is a software application used in headphones that monitors a user’s head position and orientation. This allows sound to follow the movement of your head and allows for a natural and immersive environment.
What formats use Immersive Audio?
The most widely used format is Dolby Atmos. Other formats include: MPEGH-3D, DTS:X and AURO 3D.
Where can I watch movies and TV shows in Dolby Atmos?
Movies and TV shows with Dolby Atmos can be enjoyed on
Netflix, Apple TV+, VUDU (US), Disney +, Amazon Prime Video,
Max (US), and Paramount + (US).
Where can I stream Dolby Atmos music?
You can stream Dolby Atmos music on Apple Music, Amazon Music Unlimited, and Tidal HiFi.
Can I play games in Dolby Atmos?
Yes, you can play a range of titles in Dolby Atmos, currently supported on the Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, and the PS5.
What is Dolby Atmos?
Dolby Atmos is an immersive audio format that can be used to create and enjoy immersive audio experiences based on objects placed on a 3D soundscape. Dolby Atmos uses a height dimension that now enables the placement of audio objects overhead.
Will a Dolby Atmos mix playback on any device?
Dolby Atmos is versatile, and can be enjoyed on multiple Dolby Atmos-compatible devices including home theater systems, TVs, headphones, soundbars and more. Dolby Atmos automatically adapts to the speaker setup.
Where is Dolby Atmos currently being used?
Dolby Atmos immersive audio can be experienced in gaming, music, movies, TV, and more.
Can a Dolby Atmos Mix be added to a video file?
Yes, Dolby Atmos encoded mixes can be rendered to video files.
Can an existing mix be converted to Dolby Atmos?
Yes, it is possible to convert and upmix an existing surround or stereo mix into Dolby Atmos. To do this with the best possible outcome, stems are required. This can be done for Film, TV, Music, & more.
Is Dolby Atmos standardized for TV?
Yes, the ATSC (Advanced Television Systems Committee) has developed ATSC 3.0 which includes Dolby Atmos. Currently six stations in New York have launched with the new ATSC 3.0 standard.
