Copy – copied any action from one channel to the other.
Several different linking modes are provided:.The ability to use either the “puck” or the knobs to dynamically set the X, Y, Z and size coordinates and values.Four different height modes including Freeform, Wedge, Dome and Ceiling.A height enable mode that allows for elevation panning.The Dolby Atmos Music Panner plug-in creates immersive Object audio metadata and sends that metadata to the appropriate renderer inputs.īasic functions of the Dolby Atmos Music Panner plug-in include: This only needs to be done once, as this setting will be maintained across projects. Activate Mono Outputs 129&130 and Stereo Outputs 1-128 by selecting each output.Set which outputs are active by clicking on Output Config under Channel Configuration.Set the Buffer Size to 1024 samples (or 2048 if working at 96kHz).Set the In/Out sample rate to 48kHz or 96kHz to match the sample rate set in the Dolby Atmos Renderer.Click on the Audio tab to set the device driver to Core Audio and the Audio Output Device to the Dolby Audio Bridge.Navigate to Preferences from the Menu bar: Live > Preferences.While it is possible to route audio to individual bed channels, Ableton Live does not have a native surround panner, so for the purposes of this training, an all-Object workflow will be used. Additionally, the Dolby LTC Generator VST plug-in will be used for synchronization.īecause all tracks in Ableton Live are stereo tracks, all Objects used in a Dolby Atmos mix will be stereo. The Dolby Atmos Music Panner establishes communication to the Dolby Atmos Renderer independent of Ableton Live. Since there is no native immersive panner capability in Ableton Live, the VST version of Dolby Atmos Music Panner plug-in is used to create Object audio metadata. The Dolby Atmos workflow for Ableton Live utilizes the Dolby Audio Bridge to route audio to the Dolby Atmos Renderer. This module will cover the basic Ableton Live setup and workflow. Using the Dolby Atmos Music Panner in Ableton Live.
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