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Dolby Atmos plug-in for Logic Pro

To monitor a spatial audio mix in Logic Pro, you must use the Dolby Atmos plug-in.

Figure. The Dolby Atmos plug-in.

When you turn on spatial audio in your project settings, Logic Pro automatically inserts this plug-in on the surround master channel strip.

Figure. Surround master channel strip with the Dolby Atmos plug-in.

Plug-ins inserted before the Dolby Atmos plug-in affect only the bed tracks in the surround format (up to 7.1.2) you choose for the project. Plug-ins inserted after the Dolby Atmos plug-in affect only the audio signal in the monitoring format you choose. See Build a Dolby Atmos mix in Logic Pro.

3D visualization

The Dolby Atmos plug-in shows a box representing the 3D space of your spatial mix. The positions of the object tracks are represented by small spheres. When you move the pucks or change the coordinate values in a 3D Object Panner, the corresponding sphere for that object track moves within the box. You can change the perspective of the box to help visualize the positions of different object tracks in relation to each other and the listener. You can also highlight individual object tracks in the box by clicking their names in the 3D Objects list.

Monitoring Dolby Atmos playback

You can choose the type of format you want to use for monitoring Dolby Atmos playback. This is helpful to determine how it will sound in various listening environments. The format you choose also determines the surround format used when you bounce your spatial audio mix to surround audio files. It does not affect the surround format when you export your Dolby Atmos mix to an ADM BWF file. See Bounce surround audio files in Logic Pro and Work with ADM BWF files in Logic Pro.

You can monitor your Dolby Atmos mix in the following formats:

  • Binaural

  • Stereo

  • 5.1

  • 7.1

  • 5.1.4

  • 7.1.4

Binaural render mode

The Dolby Atmos plug-in supports binaural monitoring on stereo headphones. You can assign a distance value known as a binaural render mode to each surround bed and 3D object channel. This gives you more control over the perceived position of each channel in the resulting binaural mix.

Change 3D perspective

In Logic Pro, in the Dolby-Atmos plug-in, do one of the following:

  • Drag the 3D box to the desired perspective.

  • Click a position button under the 3D box.

    Figure. Changing the 3D perspective in the Dolby Atmos plug-in.

    The Custom button returns the perspective to the last position you set by dragging.

Set the monitoring format for the Dolby Atmos mix

  • In Logic Pro, in the Dolby-Atmos plug-in, choose a monitoring format from the Monitoring Format pop-up menu.

    Figure. Monitoring Format pop-up menu.

Set the binaural render mode

The default binaural render mode for each channel is Mid. The LFE channel is set to Off and cannot be changed. Channels set to Off are still included in the binaural render without distance modeling applied.

  1. In Logic Pro, in the Dolby-Atmos plug-in, set the Monitoring Format to Binaural.

  2. In the Binaural Render column on the right side of the plug-in window, click the binaural render mode for the surround bed channel or 3D object you want to change.

  3. Choose a mode (Off, Near, Mid, or Far) from the pop-up menu.

    Figure. Binaural render mode pop-up menu.

  4. Click the List button to open and close the list.

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