In Audio MIDI Setup, we need to select our Audio Device to configure for Atmos. That’s part of the brilliance of Atmos, in my opinion. It may not be the full experience you get with the height channels, but it will still give you a taste. You can use a 5.1 or 7.1 setup and still get immersive sound. Plus, the beauty is you don't need a full Atmos setup. In this article, I am going to share how I did this and how you can try it for yourself. I've just been getting started with a 7.1 setup and was looking for a way to get surround sound references in my studio when I discovered I could get the whole enchilada working. I really stumbled on this by accident as my full Atmos setup isn't finished, yet. However, I don't think I'm going to need that VC-8 now, though, because I've discovered a way to get Atmos from the Apple Music and TV apps on my MacBook Pro without the need for a receiver. As I write this I have a second Fostex VC-8 on its way from the UK, which like Mike, I ordered to help with this by using it to convert the pre-amp outs on my Denon receiver in my home theater to ADAT and connect it using the unused ADAT ports on my MTRX Studio. Mike Thornton covered this in detail in his article How To Setup Dolby Atmos Streaming Services For Reference Monitoring. If you're like me and getting into Dolby Atmos, one of the biggest challenges has been figuring out how to listen to commercial releases in your studio for reference purposes. In this article, David offers a step by step guide to his newly found software-only solution. David shared the core of his discovery in the Atmos Music Mixing Professionals private Facebook group, so we reached out and asked him if he could write it up for us. But he stumbled on a new feature in macOS Monterey, which means you don’t need a costly AVR or audio to ADAT convertors. You will be allowed to resell each license purchased as specified in section 3.4 of our general terms: Ībove 100 units, you can contact us to obtain a better Quote / Offer more suited to your project.David Stagl was planning to follow Mike’s suggestion to use a low-cost AV receiver and hook it up to his MTRX Studio so that he could listen to Dolby Atmos tracks on his studio system for reference purposes. Select the price level P4 or P5 (select P3 if buying 10 or more licenses), thanks for your participation. You may also select the price level P1 or P2, thanks for your participation. Select the price level you want to pay for your license (P1 to P5), thanks for your participation.įor educational / government institutions and non-profit organizations: Licensing information For end user and charity associations:
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