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Dolby Atmos Studios
In addition to Home Dolby Surround studio, the OSLO STUDIOS have certified Dolby Atmos™ Cinema studio.
Elevate your audience's experience with the compelling, all-encompassing sound of Dolby Atmos®. As the go-to technology for content creators aiming to produce top-tier content, Dolby Atmos is widely adopted by major broadcasters and streaming platforms, catering to a diverse range of devices at various price points. The unique advantage of Dolby Atmos lies in its ability to transform your productions with immersive, multidimensional audio, setting your work apart. Discover how Dolby Atmos can revolutionize your production process by engaging with us directly and exploring its possibilities firsthand. Dolby truly makes a difference in audio storytelling!
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Our workflow - post audio SERVICES
Pre-production planning
- Consultation and Project Assessment: Understanding the project's scope, narrative goals, and technical requirements.
- Resource Allocation: Determining the necessary equipment, software, and human resources (sound designers, mixers, engineers).
- Timeline and Budget Planning: Establishing a realistic timeline and budget for the audio post-production phase.
Sound Design and Editing
- Recording and Gathering Audio Materials: Capturing original sounds, dialogues, and ambient noises; sourcing music and sound effects.
- Sound Editing: Refining and editing the audio tracks for clarity, consistency, and narrative impact.
- Spatial Audio Design: Utilizing Dolby Atmos to create a three-dimensional sound field, placing sounds in specific locations within a scene.
Mixing in Dolby Atmos
- Atmos Mixing Setup: Configuring the mixing studio with Dolby Atmos tools and ensuring compatibility with the delivery format.
- Mixing Sessions: Balancing and blending dialogue, music, and sound effects in a multi-dimensional sound space.
- Creative Use of Atmos Technology: Exploring creative possibilities offered by Dolby Atmos, like moving sounds dynamically through the 3D space.
Quality Control and Revisions
- Initial Playback and Review: Testing the mix in an Atmos-equipped environment to evaluate the spatial audio effects.
- Revisions: Making necessary adjustments based on feedback from directors, producers, or test audiences.
Encoding and Delivery
- Dolby Atmos Encoding: Encoding the final mix into the Dolby Atmos format suitable for various platforms (cinema, streaming, home theater).
- Quality Assurance: Ensuring the encoded audio meets Dolby’s standards and performs consistently across different playback systems.
- Delivery: Providing the final Dolby Atmos track to the client or distributor in the required format.
Post-Delivery Support
- Technical Support: Assisting in any technical issues that may arise during the distribution or playback of the audio.
- Updates or Adjustments: Offering services for any potential updates or adjustments needed after initial release.
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Dolby Atmos Music
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W A Mozart KV364 Sinf Concertante Violin Viola and Orchestra in E flat major II Andante - Mixed at Oslo Studios
W A Mozart KV417 Horn Concerto No 2 in E flat major II Andante - Mixed at Oslo Studios
W A Mozart KV417 Horn Concerto No 2 in E flat major II Andante - Mixed at Oslo Studios
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Our workflow - Dolby Atmos Music services
Pre-Production Planning
- Assessment of the Piece and Venue: Understanding the characteristics of the classical piece and selecting an appropriate recording venue (like a concert hall) that complements its acoustics.
- Microphone Placement Strategy: Designing a microphone setup that captures the depth and breadth of the orchestra or ensemble, considering the Dolby Atmos surround sound requirements.
- Dolby Atmos Configuration Planning: Planning the Dolby Atmos mix, considering how to best utilize the 3D audio space to enhance the listener's experience.
Recording Phase
- Multi-Track Recording: Capturing each section of the orchestra (strings, woodwinds, brass, percussion) with multi-track recording for detailed mixing control.
- Ambient Sound Capture: Recording room ambience and reverberation, which are crucial for a realistic sound in classical music.
Initial Mixing
- Balancing Tracks: Adjusting levels and balancing the different sections of the orchestra to achieve a harmonious sound.
- Editing: Cleaning up the tracks, removing any unwanted noise, and ensuring seamless transitions between movements or pieces.
Dolby Atmos Mixing
- Spatial Placement: Strategically placing different elements of the orchestra within the Dolby Atmos 3D sound field to create a realistic and immersive listening experience.
- Use of Height Channels: Exploiting the height channels in Dolby Atmos to add vertical dimensionality, enhancing the sense of being in a real concert hall.
- Creative Atmos Effects: If appropriate, using Atmos capabilities to creatively enhance certain aspects of the performance (e.g., highlighting a soloist or emphasizing a particular section).
Quality Control and Revisions
- Critical Listening Sessions: Conducting extensive listening sessions in a Dolby Atmos equipped room for quality control.
- Feedback and Revisions: Making adjustments based on feedback from the conductor, musicians, or audio engineers specialized in classical music.
Finalization and Delivery
- Dolby Atmos Encoding: Encoding the final mix in the Dolby Atmos format, ensuring compatibility with various playback systems.
- Final Quality Checks: Conducting final checks to ensure the recording meets the highest standards for classical music and Dolby Atmos playback.
Post-Delivery Support
- Technical Support: Providing support for any playback or technical issues that may arise.
- Documentation and Guides: Offering guidance on how to best experience the recording in different Dolby Atmos environments.
