Listening to in Dolby Atmos Streaming, via Tidal/Apple/Amazon

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Do you mean that all streaming Atmos is mediocre, or just some of it? ;)
:LOL:
I mean mediocre Atmos mixes when they don't use many objects... many channels... and fully use my Wide Speakers... Of course much content on heights, and many discrete and moving sounds... Not only a small effect at the end of the song, but during the whole song.

I want to experience all that. If not, we already have stereo/5.1 and AVR upmixers.

Now, seriously, I can appreciate the effort of achieving immersion without discrete ping-pong sounds. But the fun is in taking a little of this and a little of that.

The streaming mediocre quality is another thing, although not so important. The mix is what matters.
 
suitably trippy with lots of fannying about panning! 😈 woo!! 🥳❣️
OK Nigel:
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Ludwig Göransson's name may be on the soundtrack albums for the Black Panther movies, but Senegalese living legend Baaba Maal deserves a lot more credit than he's been given. (Maal himself also has a forthcoming album with an Atmos mix and a preview track.)
https://www.nme.com/blogs/nme-blogs/baaba-maal-soundtracking-black-panthers-wakanda-2270695
Still only three tracks for the new Baaba Maal album, but after reading this interview with Afropop's Banning Eyre today, I'm really looking forward to the entire album when it drops next week, on the 31st:
https://afropop.org/articles/baaba-maal-just-being
 
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