Apple Goes Spatial – Part 2: The Hardware and Software
With the rollout of Apple Music Spatial Audio and lossless audio, there is plenty for professionals to get excited about.
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With the rollout of Apple Music Spatial Audio and lossless audio, there is plenty for professionals to get excited about.
How do you get your Dolby Atmos mixes onto the new Apple Music Spatial Audio streaming service?
Dolby Atmos, Binaural, Stereo, M1 Silicon, Lossless, Hi-Res, New Logic, AirPods—What It Means for the Artist and Engineer.
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