This genre is known for having garbage dynamic range

I don't have a surround setup but I take advantage by downmixing these Atmos mixes back to stereo

listening to C3 right now and it never sounded so good

idk but i turned spatial audio (fixed) settings on airpod pros n never turned it off

spatial audio actually crazy but rap songs where the beats were designed entirely in a digital stereo environment just don't work for me

like the stereo bass? not it

everything else tho? 😏

@op how tf are u downmixing the atmos s*** if it's on streaming?

u got some sort of dac u run it thru for that?

Idc about dynamic range fam just give me fat ass bass and knocking snares

my friend is doing these atm and he's basically just 'recording' the output through Quicktime and then downmixing and adjusting a little in Adobe Audition. It's possible there's a much more straightforward method

A lot of these guys Dolby the way they ratmos

@op you got any general advice on how to treat a mix? I’m guessing I don’t want those fat loud waves huh?

the bass on this is life changing

Still brazy goes insane

Downmixing? Wym

Wait @op so you download the surround sound mix and then fold it down to stereo?

folding the multichannel mix down to stereo.

Shill

its not opening for me what song is this?

Sure, if the multichannel version has goat mastering or mix

interesting

F*** dynamic range

I'm no mixing engineer so you'd probably be best off asking that in the creative showcase sxn. I'd say it depends on what you want. Compression is a useful tool. If you want something to sound realistic and three dimensional then you want good dynamics, vocals especially really come to life

The draw back is it'll probably sound not loud enough to a person using s***ty hardware to play it off, that's if they're usually listening to badly mastered loud music which is likely

OP onto something, Carter 3 sounds so much cleaner with Atmos

Talk to em !

wtf is this nerd s*** bro