Sound Lounge, a New York-based artist-owned and operated audio postproduction studio, has updated its main mix stage with a brand new Dolby Atmos renderer as part of a three system upgrade. With multiple configurations possible, this increased flexibility will allow a more streamlined workflow and larger capacity for future projects. Compatible with both headphones and home theaters, Atmos continues to take surround sound to a new level.
“As an artist, using Atmos gives more flexibility and provides a more immersive experience than traditional 5.1 or stereo mixes. On the technical side, it’s one mix that will render specifically for each viewer’s playback environment. This provides a richer, more authentic experience for each viewer,” said Steve “Major” Giammaria, supervising sound editor/re-recording mixer at Sound Lounge.
Sound Lounge has used its upgraded Atmos resources to mix and author television shows, commercials, and other content, including season two of the hit children’s series Helpsters on Apple TV+. Dolby Atmos is being adopted by the major streamers as their standard for premium content.