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Just a quick note to tell you that the team at Onkyo Germany is working on updating their Ambra – Prism of Live ambiance Blu-ray to have a Dolby Atmos soundtrack. There is already a downloadable demo on their webpage.

You need to either burn the ISO file on a Blu-ray disc or extract the m2ts file from it and play it with your media player. I did test the content yesterday and even if I cannot say I’m a fan of the type of music used, there is some interesting positioning effects, mostly with voices during the 4 minutes and 50 seconds demo. If you got a Dolby Atmos system at home, give it a try and let me know what you think through the comments! Post navigation.

Anyone who enjoys wine knows that it is extremely difficult to describe with words the complex taste of a fine cabernet. In order to even attempt it, one must first develop an acute sense of taste, then set out to define a widely understood vocabulary that can effectively communicate the “taste” to many different people. The wine industry has tried for decades to develop such a language for the assessment and rating of wines, but anyone who has ever read the descriptions of the same wine by two different reviewers knows that they will invariably end up describing the flavor profile using completely different terms, leaving the reader with little real understanding of the wines complex flavor. The consumer audio industry, too, often finds itself in the position of having to convey an experience that is difficult to summarize in words. Sure, it’s possible to convey a generalized description, but there is no adequate way to communicate the total aural experience; like the taste of a complex wine, the situation is just far too nuanced to describe effectively.

The Demo is a Dealer's Best Friend One advantage that professional integrators have in trying to communicate the fun of audio and home theater is a system demonstration. Well designed system demos can engage and entertain consumers in ways that product brochures and standard sales presentations simply can't. Before beginning a demonstration at the PRO Experience Center, I like to start by describing the way that the new object-based immersive audio formats work and how they differ from the legacy channel-based formats. This is valuable in giving listeners an understanding of what is happening in the immersive audio mix, as well as how it’s happening, so that they can draw from that knowledge during live demonstrations. WATCH: For context, the legacy formats sounds were mixed to audio “channels,' so as listeners we are conditioned to think of the soundtrack mixes this way.

However, the object-oriented formats represent a new paradigm – during mixing, the sound engineer can place sound “objects” anywhere within the listening hemisphere, independent of the audio system channel (or loudspeaker) locations. During decoding and playback, these sound “objects” are then “rendered” into the correct location using all the loudspeakers available to the decoder. Since this notion of “rendering sound” is entirely new, I find it helpful to give listeners an analogy with which they can relate. The analogy I suggest is to think of the speakers within an immersive audio system as a photo or video. The more pixels you have available, the higher the resolution the final image will be. In object-based immersive audio, the more speakers you have available to render the sound objects, the more highly resolved and more precisely located the sound objects will be.

Inside the Demo After the listeners have a basic understanding of immersive audio, I use a collection of to demonstrate and discuss object-based surround sound. These trailers include 'Audiosphere' (visualization of the listening hemisphere), 'Amaze' (atmosphere), 'Leaf' (localization) and 'Horizon' (dynamics). Finally, I play a couple of movie clips. Carefully choosing movie content that is involving, I find the opening bombing sequence from the film 'Unbroken' to provide a nice, real-world application of object-based surround sound. In addition to being nominated for an Academy Award for Best Sound Mixing and Editing, I think the sound designers deserve praise for what they have achieved with this soundtrack. Enveloped by mechanical and explosive sounds, viewers feel like they are in the movie — inside the plane with their comrades, carrying out their respective jobs in an impossible World War II fight scenario. Nonton running man lengkap.