How to Make a Dolby Atmos Film Mix Template in Pro Tools

[@popsarocker]

Just noticed the tank top. Gotta love the dad humor

[@rtouss]

I’ve always felt like i shouldn’t be getting this info for free 😂. Just so you know Thomas, your tutorials are amazing!

[@ThomasBoykin]

Thank you

[@mathewstudio]

Hey Tom! I love your tutorials. Although I work in Davinci Resolve, I am using the same principles you show on this channel. U explain things extremly well

[@ThomasBoykin]

Thanks Matt. I can try and make some Resolve tutorials if you'd like

[@mathewstudio]

@@ThomasBoykin I need some resolve tutorials about mixing in 5.1, that would be great! I can do it much better now but i would like to have assurance about it. Or if you can do some tutorials on LFE, it would be nice too

[@josephlandman1402]

Hey Thom, Could you please make a video on how to properly route a mix for downmix purposes? I find it a bit challenging, especially when I want to downmix stems like dialogue, SFX, music, etc., at the same time. Thanks!

[@santhoshraina7360]

So when switching object for instance, you would have to audiosuite them right what you have in inserts and sends like eq,compression and reverb

[@ThomasBoykin]

No, you shouldn’t have to do that

[@santhoshraina7360]

@ThomasBoykin The reverb sends will also be as an object?

[@martins1254]

I didnt know the bus/object switch, nice! Thanks. Now a stupid question, I know atmos has re-renders so you can make 5.1 stems, like dial, music, whatever. What happend with the objects, how do you include them in such stems? PS: Oh I think the magic word is Groups.

[@ThomasBoykin]

They are included in the groups. So when it comes back into PT with this setup they are included in your stems

[@tjxplorer3153]

Why not 7.1.4?

[@jamesdavis7017]

I am all for learning new skills, but can anyone point to any movies or movie genres that actually use ATMOS in a released film. I am not seeing it but that does not mean it doesn't exist.

[@JJmonty7s]

Atmos mixes are usually on 4k blu rays, and Netflix etc stream some kind of downgraded atmos, but you won’t see that it’s available on a movie unless your home theater supports it. It can sense what you have available for listening. Of course it’s more fun in movies with crazy stuff going on like sci-fi. I just got my collection started with a used 5.1.4 receiver and I’m pretty happy. I think there’s a box in the fine print that says “Dolby atmos.”