In the immediate aftermath of its launch on none other than Apple Music, the impressive Dolthrough Atmos Music format has taken a major step forward by opening a new Dolthrough Atmos Music mixing room in a well-known London studio.
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Now, in keeping with its history of technical evolution over time, Eastcote Studios will make the immersive strength of Dolby Atmos Music available to today’s new talents through a wonderfully gem but deceptively resilient and perfectly configured new Atmos combination.
The mixer and speakers installed in this dream-sounding area are perfectly designed to create songs and albums that take full credit for how Dolthrough Atmos allows you to create a three-dimensional audio area around and above the listener. You have to believe my word. The evidence will be there for you to judge for yourself at any time on Apple Music, in the form of the first Dolthrough Atmos Music track coming out of Eastcote Studios’ new mixing installation: Yellow Face via new alternative pop star Henjila.
This track soon followed the combination of Apple Music’s Dolthrough Atmos Music from Eastcote Studios: Sitrekin’s Open Chest (also known as Kirstine Stubbe Teglbjaerg, former blue-based firm and co-composer of the Grammy-nominated track Eyes On Fire, which appeared in the original Twilight film).
These individual tracks join Eastcote Studios’ already growing Dolthrough Atmos Music list via Europiana: a full-length album in “object-based” Dolthrough audio format by Jack Savoretti Studio.
Eastcote Studios’ new mixing and mastering facility is a joint venture between famed music maker Martin Terefe (who has worked with artists such as A-ha, Jason Mraz, Shawn Mendes and Yungblud) and a longtime collaborator, Grammy-nominated sound engineer. and manufacturer Dyre Gormsen, who said the following about his new Atmos mixing facility:
“We are excited to use our skills and experience at Eastcote and the new opportunities that Dolthrough Atmos will offer us by creating and supporting some of the most outstanding new skills emerging in the music scene. “
Hopefully, Eastcote Studios mixers will be able to spend long hours over the next few months, because now that Apple Music has opened up the joys of Dolby Atmos Music to a potentially massive new audience, I have a feeling they’re going to be a little busy.
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I spent the last 25 years writing about the global generation of home entertainment, first in Home Cinema Choice magazine, where I am associate editor, and for the
I’ve spent more than 25 years writing about the global home entertainment generation, first at Home Cinema Choice magazine, where I became an associate editor, and during more than 20 years as a freelancer. I said I’ve reviewed more TVs and projectors than anyone else on the planet, as well as witnessed the rise and fall of all sorts of wonderful and less amazing home entertainment technologies. Lately I give a contribution to Trustedreviews. com, Techradar. com, Home Cinema Choice magazine, Wired, Pocket-Lint. com and, of course, Forbes.