Dolby Atmos Composer by Fiedler Audio - mix and export Atmos from within Reason!!

[joeyluck]

This is AMAZING!! It works really well and is so simple to use

In Reason, you just place the Dolby Atmos Composer plugin on the master and place an instance of the Beam plugin in the insert of each channel. And boom—you can now mix up to 9.1.6 within Reason! You can then export the Atmos ADM/BWF file from the Composer plugin. You can also use the binaural monitoring and export binaural WAV as well.

There is intro pricing until May 5 and there is a 14-day trial. There is also an upgrade path if you decide to get the Essential version and upgrade to the full version later.

Dolby Atmos Composer: $199 (reduced from $249)
Dolby Atmos Composer Essential: $99 (reduced from $149)

https://fiedler-audio.com/dolby-atmos-composer/

Check out the in-depth tutorial playlist on YouTube

Next generation Dolby Atmos tools
Approved by Dolby Labs

• Produce Dolby Atmos content on any DAW, even if the DAW is not capable of multichannel audio
• Monitor on multichannel speakers from any DAW directly from the Dolby Atmos Composer plugin
• Up to 9.1.6 for monitoring
• Use personalized HRTF for binaural monitoring
• Easy setup without the need of manual routing configuration, no external app required
• Connects to Dolby Atmos Beam and Spacelab (from version 1.5 onwards)

Dolby Atmos Beam - panning plugin

• Position your inputs as objects around the listener easily
• Record movement with mouse as automation
• Convenient mapping of parameters to all major Pro Tools control surfaces
• Panning to composite speaker layout or as dynamic objects
• Quickly set objects to predefined speaker positions

Spacelab connection (V 1.5 onwards)

• Direct connection of our world class 3D reverb to the Dolby Atmos Composer circumventing DAW limitations
• Spacelab sources as dynamic objects in Atmos
• Arbitrary speaker layouts as composite in Dolby Atmos

Export/Import

• Export Dolby Atmos ADM/BWF for distributing to all major platforms
• Simultaneous export of speaker and headphone outputs of the renderer
• Import ADM/BWF files for playback, corrections and re-export

[bxbrkrz]

What are the best Atmos compatible headphones?

[joeyluck]

What are the best Atmos compatible headphones?

By Atmos compatible, do you mean headphones that work with the 'Dolby Atmos for Headphones' app to decode Atmos?

With Dolby Atmos Composer, you can choose binaural monitoring, so any set of headphones will work. I've been using my Sony MDR-7506 headphones.

You can even import a personalized HRTF using Dolby's PHRTF app (currently in beta) https://professional.dolby.com/phrtf

[joeyluck]

Here's a video showing the Dolby Atmos Composer in another stereo-only DAW, FL Studio:

[bxbrkrz]

What are the best Atmos compatible headphones?

By Atmos compatible, do you mean headphones that work with the 'Dolby Atmos for Headphones' app to decode Atmos?

With Dolby Atmos Composer, you can choose binaural monitoring, so any set of headphones will work. I've been using my Sony MDR-7506 headphones.

You can even import a personalized HRTF using Dolby's PHRTF app (currently in beta) https://professional.dolby.com/phrtf

Binaural mode. I see

[joeyluck]

Here is one of the tutorial videos which discusses monitoring.

And here's another very useful video about mixing Atmos for headphones. In the video she is using Dolby Atmos Renderer, but much of it applies to Dolby Atmos Composer.