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A BWF file is an audio file that has been saved in the Broadcast Wave Format (BWF) file format. BWF files typically contain metadata.
Yes, you can listen to a Dolby Atmos file through various means. You can play it on a compatible home theatre system or soundbar that supports Dolby Atmos playback. You can also stream Dolby Atmos content through various streaming services such as Apple Music and Tidal, which offer a selection of Atmos-enabled songs and albums that you can listen to with compatible devices. However, you will need a device that supports Dolby Atmos and a subscription to the respective streaming service to listen to Atmos content.
To deliver files to us, simply follow the instructions provided after checkout. If you have any questions or concerns, don’t hesitate to contact us for assistance. We are always here to help.
The format of your delivered files will depend on the services you ordered after completing your mix or master. You’ll typically receive your mastered audio in WAV and MP3 formats for easy playback on different devices. If you ordered Dolby Atmos mixing or mastering, you’d get the files in several formats, including Dolby Atmos – ADM BWF (up to 7.1.4), 7.1, 5.1(surround), and binaural 2.0 (approval file). These formats can give you an immersive surround sound experience if played on compatible devices. Before we send the final mix, you’ll also have a chance to review and approve it.
Having a rough mix or reference track is always helpful. It can significantly aid our engineers during the mixing process by giving them a starting point and giving insight into the sound or style you’re after. This way, we can create a final mix that aligns with your vision and expectations.
A stereo mix can technically be converted to Dolby Atmos, but this can’t be done to a professional standard. For an immersive and impactful Dolby Atmos mix, it’s necessary to work with individual stems instead of a fully mixed and mastered stereo track. Any company that offers this is unlikely to deliver a high-quality Dolby Atmos mix.
When creating a binaural Dolby Atmos mix, the audio engineer will typically use specialized software to process the audio from multiple stems and blend them to create a realistic, immersive listening experience. Binaural Dolby Atmos mixes are especially effective at creating a sense of immersion in music recordings, movies, video games, and other audio content. They can be heard on any device that supports Dolby Atmos audio, such as smartphones, tablets, laptops, and home theatre systems.
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A subscription to a streaming service that offers Dolby Atmos content: The leading platforms for streaming Dolby Atmos content are Apple Music, Amazon Music, Tidal, and others.
Also, compatible headphones are required.
Or to listen to Dolby Atmos through speakers, you will need a few different components, including:
A compatible device: This could be a smart TV, streaming media player, or game console capable of streaming Dolby Atmos content.
A Dolby Atmos-enabled AV receiver or soundbar is essential, as it is responsible for decoding and processing the Dolby Atmos signal.
Dolby Atmos-enabled speakers: To fully experience the immersive sound of Dolby Atmos, you will need speakers specifically designed for this format. This typically includes at least two front speakers, two rear speakers, and two overhead or upward-firing speakers.
As a customer, you can request up to three revisions of your mixed or mastered audio files. This means that if you are not completely satisfied with the final product, you can provide feedback and request changes to be made. Our engineers will carefully review your comments and make the necessary adjustments to create a final mix that meets your expectations and preferences. You can request revisions by contacting us and providing detailed feedback on the areas you would like improved. We will do our best to accommodate your requests and create a final product you are pleased with.
Our goal is to help you make the best music possible, and we’re dedicated to giving you personalized and professional service every time. We value working with all kinds of music and styles! Our experienced audio engineers are experts in various genres, so no matter what type of music you make, we can provide top-notch mastering services that’ll make your tracks shine and be ready for release. If you have any special requests or preferences, just let us know, and we’ll do our best to make it happen.
Our studios are located in London, United Kingdom. Our location allows us to work closely with various musicians, record labels, and other industry professionals. We are always looking for new and exciting projects to participate in.
At our studios, we use a hybrid setup that combines both digital and analogue gear. This allows us to take advantage of the best features of both types of equipment and create high-quality, professional-sounding masters. Our setup includes a variety of state-of-the-art software and hardware tools, such as equalizers, compressors, and limiters, that provide precise control over the audio signal. On the other hand, our analogue gear includes a selection of vintage and modern outboard processors, such as EQs, compressors, and tape machines, that provide a warm and natural sound. By combining these two types of technology, we can generate masters that are both punchy and dynamic, as well as rich and full of character
We are committed to providing high-quality, affordable services to all our clients. We are happy to offer bulk deals and custom pricing if you have multiple tracks you would like to have mastered. The cost of your mastering order will depend on the specific services you need and the number of tracks you are ordering. You can easily customize your package and see the total cost during the checkout process. However, please contact us if you have a specific custom order or special requirements. We will be happy to provide you with a personalized quote.
