Dolby Atmos Music Creation 101: Production Workflow Part II

In this tutorial, we'll continue to examine best practices for production workflow, including how to use the Music Panner modes, mixing vocals in Dolby Atmos, and adding tracking elements.
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Chapter Titles:
00:00 - 02:03 Dolby Atmos Music Creation 101: Production Workflow Part II
02:03 - 06:06 Dolby Atmos Music Panner Plug-in
06:06 - 08:55 Using Music Panner Modes
08:55 - 12:45 Using the Music Panner for Vocals
12:45 - 17:19 Adding Track Elements
17:19 - 17:59 A/B vs. Stereo
17:59 - 19:51 Renderer View
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[@exit3dmusic]

Great Panning Lessson!

[@easymakerindian5093]

Dolby is best

[@MOTORLABS]

🔥🔥🔥🔥dolby!!!

[@akhimieemmanuel4427]

❤️❤️❤️

[@MakeYourTransition]

is there a reason why the native ProTools Atmos panner is being used on some elements, and the Dolby Plugin on others?

[@christianmartinez1]

PT panner likely controls panning in the 7.1.2 Bed. Where the Dolby panner controls the “objects”

[@saithephotographer8700]

when it will be launchad