Aug 1, 2023 | Wencke Wallbaum
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Dolby Atmos
audite is upgrading its studio to Dolby Atmos, the surround sound format introduced in 2012. This format theoretically allows for an unlimited number of audio tracks. Unlike purely channel-based surround formats, Dolby Atmos can incorporate vector-based metadata for moving objects, and their coordinates are then calculated by the receiver relative to the specific speaker setup. The first generation of hardware, the Dolby Atmos Cinema Processor, supports up to 128 individual audio tracks and up to 64 separate output signals. This upgrade will enable audite to provide an immersive and dynamic audio experience to its audience.