Audiomovers’ flagship software LISTENTO boasts the unique capability to stream up to 16 channels of Dolby Atmos to multiple listening devices, which can then be re-rendered locally on the listener’s device as Apple Spatial Binaural or transferred directly to Dolby Atmos-equipped mixing or listening rooms. North Hollywood-based studio ‘Just for the Record’ was quick to adopt this new technology, hosting in-studio listening and mix feedback sessions for engineers in New York, London, and other cities around the world.
This workflow sparked an idea: what if the world’s top Atmos engineers could open up their Dolby Atmos mixing sessions and share exclusive insights and techniques with anyone around the world? This new capability would remove barriers to aspiring Atmos engineers worldwide who don’t have the means to attend Atmos workshops in person.
Learning Dolby Atmos on traditional online platforms like YouTube has proved challenging without users’ ability to hear what the presenter is demonstrating in its native format. In this event users around the world can tune in from their own Dolby Atmos-equipped studio, iPhone, or Mac and learn intermediate and advanced Atmos mixing techniques from the industry’s top engineers.
Steve Genewick: A key figure in the adoption of Dolby Atmos for music, Steve’s collaboration with PMC began when Dolby approached him at Capitol Studios, requesting him to essentially invent a system for mixing music in Dolby Atmos. He worked alongside PMC to build the world’s first Atmos-equipped music mixing room in Capitol Studio C. His techniques have set industry standards and his Pro Tools templates have been integrated as defaults in the software. He was an early adopter of both Audiomovers and Dolby Atmos and frequently produces both stereo and Atmos mixes for his clients.
Teezio: A GRAMMY-winning and multi-platinum-selling mix engineer famous for his work in pop and hip hop, Teezio has worked with artists like Chris Brown, Victoria Monét and Coi Leray. Teezio will show his Dolby Atmos mixing process from start to finish on a track from Chris Brown’s 11:11.
Pascal Pahl: An award-winning mix engineer with close to fifteen years of experience in music and film, Pascal has mixed a plethora of Dolby Atmos/Spatial Audio releases as an advocate for making the technology accessible to non-label-affiliated independent artists. He now heads PMC New York.
Kurt Martinez: Head Atmos mix engineer for Dean Street Studios London. 2 x Platinum Recording & Immersive Mix Engineer, Kurt has worked with the likes of Kylie Minogue, Rita Ora, Central Cee, Nathan Dawe, Duran Duran, Billy Idol, Switch Disco and Nina Nesbitt.
