Dolby Atmos

What is immersive audio?

Short answer

Immersive audio is the umbrella term for sound that surrounds you from every direction, including from above.

Immersive audio is the umbrella term for sound that surrounds you from every direction, including from above. You don't just listen to a story: you are right in the middle of it. Dolby Atmos is the best-known format, but binaural recordings and other 3D formats also fall under it. TFA creates immersive mixes for films, commercials, podcasts, streaming platforms, branded content and music. Learn more about Dolby Atmos at TFA.

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What is spatial audio?

Spatial audio is three-dimensional sound: audio mixed so that you can hear direction and distance.

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What is Dolby Atmos?

Dolby Atmos is a sound format from Dolby that lets you place sounds as individual objects in a three-dimensional space, including above the listener.

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What is the difference between stereo, surround and Dolby Atmos?

Stereo uses two channels: left and right. Surround, such as 5.1 or 7.1, adds speakers beside and behind the listener, plus a subwoofer.

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What is the difference between spatial audio and Dolby Atmos?

Dolby Atmos is a specific format and technology from Dolby. Spatial audio is a broader term for all forms of three-dimensional sound.

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When technology is right emotion has room to speak

TFA Studio in Amsterdam is officially Dolby Atmos certified. On the studio build, fifty years of audio archive and Head of Publishing Danny ter Weeme.

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Enter the Atmos: Inside our new Dolby Studio.

TFA opened a Dolby Atmos studio in Amsterdam built for immersive storytelling, from streaming originals and trailers to podcasts and campaigns.

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A chat with a stranger, mixed for the cinema

For SIRE's campaign about chatting with a stranger, TFA created the Dolby and cinema mix. Why sound in the cinema has to be more precise.

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