jimfisheye
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I just did!
The encoded TrueHD+Atmos matches the mix off the mixing desk. (Or matches the mix off the Dolby renderer if you're using that to do the final panning of some of your mix elements as objects.)
Think of the objects as an intermediate step just like the 24 track tape. (Or 500 track DAW session.) No consumer gadget sees that part. It's already baked in together in a mix during production.
So now some mix elements are kept in separate tracks called objects. The Dolby decoder is programmed to speaker manage and do the final mix assembly based on the available system. If that goes wrong... well there it is. Yeah, an opportunity for your mix to come out wrong in a consumer device... Great idea! That aside, so far my encodes sound just like the final mix before encoding.
Show us one that screws up! Post the original 7.1.4 rendered mix. Post the encoded copy.
The encoded TrueHD+Atmos matches the mix off the mixing desk. (Or matches the mix off the Dolby renderer if you're using that to do the final panning of some of your mix elements as objects.)
Think of the objects as an intermediate step just like the 24 track tape. (Or 500 track DAW session.) No consumer gadget sees that part. It's already baked in together in a mix during production.
So now some mix elements are kept in separate tracks called objects. The Dolby decoder is programmed to speaker manage and do the final mix assembly based on the available system. If that goes wrong... well there it is. Yeah, an opportunity for your mix to come out wrong in a consumer device... Great idea! That aside, so far my encodes sound just like the final mix before encoding.
Show us one that screws up! Post the original 7.1.4 rendered mix. Post the encoded copy.