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Re: Dolby Atmos inquiry
You know it didn't even register to me that the order was wrong…doh!
No, once the .atmos is printed it's baked. You could however take the Pro Tools session to a stage with the hardware and then print through their system and that would work. C |
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I made the same typo too. Excellent thanks for the clarification and info.
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Hi Ceri, I am now using a 2 x HDX Protools system and Mc-pro for 7.1/5.1 mixing. I am told that if I want to upgrade to Atmos it is better to install one more HDX Protools as recorder. So what does this ‘recorder’ mean? Is it used for premixed music or BG etc.? And how can I control two Protools with Mc-pro at the same time? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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The recorder would used as a stem recorder like you'd do for 5.1/7.1 deliveries but due to the large number of channels and configurations that Atmos might create you're really better off with a second system rather than doing it in the box as you're able to do with most 7.1 'one-man' deliveries.
I am making an assumption that your source session will have a configuration of internal busses making Dialog, music and effects stems together with a Printmaster and possibly MNE derivatives. The trying to do this with Atmos you'd end up with quite a number of channels that might need to be recorded, rerouted and rerecorded so having the dedicated system would take the pressure off your source rig. The Renderer can deal with 7.1 and 5.1 stem outputs from a printmaster and can often be used in offline mode once the master has been created to output stems. Not familiar enough with the MC-Pro to specify how it might be configured to control multiple systems but Satellite link in PT will get them to run transport in sync with each other and any other playback devices you may have (video etc). As for mixing processes it might be one or the other unlike the System5/S6 which is capable of multiple systems being mixed on at once. |
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Thanks Ceri, you reply is very helpful. Your assumption is right, I usually do my 5.1/7.1 mix in one session only. I think I can do music or BG premix with the recorder session first, right? And I believe that my Mc-Pro can’t control two machines at the same time. I know Satellite can link up two machines but we now talking about mixing with two machines. We have to do at least automation within two machines. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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