Fiedler Audio Dolby Atmos Composer

The Fiedler Audio Dolby Atmos Composer is the next - generation tool for Dolby Atmos productions. Now, you can produce Dolby Atmos content on any DAW, even those not capable of multichannel audio. Approved by Dolby Labs, it eliminates the need for manual setup and a DAW for immersive audio production. It includes the versatile Dolby Atmos Beam panning plugin, allowing you to automate complex movements and bypass DAW limitations. Starting from version 1.5, our world - class 3D reverb Spacelab integrates directly, adding immersive reverberation to your mix with a single click. With advanced mixing workflows, you can bring all your DAW features and favorite plugins into your Dolby Atmos mix and record new tracks while mixing. Export your work as ADM/BWF for direct distribution to major platforms like Apple Music, Amazon Music, Tidal, and Netflix. Key features include multichannel monitoring, personalized HRTF for binaural monitoring, and easy setup. The Dolby Atmos Beam offers simple object positioning and convenient parameter mapping. The Spacelab connection overcomes DAW limitations. Export/Import options are also available. There are differences between the Full Version and Essential, offering various settings and functions.

Using the Fiedler Audio Dolby Atmos Composer is easy. First, install it on your DAW. Once installed, you can start producing Dolby Atmos content right away. No need to worry about complex manual setups. For monitoring, you can choose to use multichannel speakers or personalized HRTF for binaural monitoring. When using the Dolby Atmos Beam panning plugin, you can easily position your inputs as objects around the listener with just a few clicks. You can even record movements with your mouse as automation. When it comes to the Spacelab connection, from version 1.5 onwards, it's as simple as making one click to bring world - class 3D reverb to your mix. When you're done with your work, export it as ADM/BWF for distribution to major platforms. Just remember to check your sample rates and other settings according to your needs. For maintenance, keep your software up - to - date to ensure the best performance. Also, make sure your DAW environment is stable to avoid any glitches.