Dolby Atmos music (1 Viewer)

[Mike Frezon]

I've got Abbey Road. Is that the only audio release in Atmos, then, on disc?

 

[DaveF]

I've got Abbey Road. Is that the only audio release in Atmos, then, on disc?

These are Atmos blu-ray audio discs I’ve heard of.
See on Amazon

See on Amazon

See on Amazon

 

[DaveF]

And I’d bet this will be too, but no info for sure
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[Johnny Angell]

The Beatles Abbey Road.

Got a link to this? Couldn’t find on Amazon.

To clarify, are we talking about regular ol’ atmos, or a new offshoot of it that my Denon atmos receiver can’t handle? If it’s the latter, that sucks.

 

[Wayne_j]

Got a link to this? Couldn’t find on Amazon.

To clarify, are we talking about regular ol’ atmos, or a new offshoot of it that my Denon atmos receiver can’t handle? If it’s the latter, that sucks.

See on Amazon

 

[Johnny Angell]

See on Amazon

$82? No thank you?

 

[Wayne_j]

It is part of a 50th anniversary box set with a remastered CD, two CDs of outtakes, and a Blu-ray with the album in 24/96 stereo and atmos and DTS HDMA.

 

[Johnny Angell]

It is part of a 50th anniversary box set with a remastered CD, two CDs of outtakes, and a Blu-ray with the album in 24/96 stereo and atmos and DTS HDMA.

Well, I don’t care. Too rich for my blood.

 

[Mike Frezon]

The only thing I can tell you, Johnny...is that the mastering is phenomenal. The multi-channel mix is amazing.

 

[Mike Frezon]

These are Atmos blu-ray audio discs I’ve heard of.
See on Amazon

Gonna need to look into that one! Thanks, Dave!

 

[Brian Dobbs]

Starting a new thread as more tunes come out in this format.

NIN have remixed The Social Network in Atmos. I'm listening to it now on amazon music via Xbox and can't tell if it's Atmos or not. Sounds good but front heavy...

The Social Network Released in Dolby Atmos 3D Audio

Read more on NIN.com

www.nin.com

Is it like the multi-channel SACD? I have that and it sounds amazing!

 

[JohnRice]

This all sound like marketing voodoo.

 

[Todd Erwin]

This all sound like marketing voodoo.

considering that the only way to be able to listen to "3D audio" on Amazon Music HD is:

1. A monthly subscription to the service
2. Purchasing a $200 Amazon Echo Studio speaker. Notice I did not say speakerS.

 

[TonyD]

I’m starting to wonder if I’ve been on mute here.
Atmos audio is also available on Tidal which is available on about a dozen different devices that have the Tidal app available including Sony TVs.

I linked to this info only a couple posts back.

 

[drapera]

Bruce Botnick mentioned (in a video) he was working on Star Trek: The Motion Picture in DA. I thought it might be for a 4K release of the film...but perhaps only the soundtrack? Regardless, I would buy a PHYSICAL COPY of either one.

 

[Todd Erwin]

I’m starting to wonder if I’ve been on mute here.
Atmos audio is also available on Tidal which is available on about a dozen different devices that have the Tidal app available including Sony TVs.

I linked to this info only a couple posts back.

I think Sam responded, saying that he wasn't interested in joining Tidal.

The real headscratcher of this thread is Amazon's poor marketing and lack of device support for their 3d audio titles on their Amazon Music HD service, with no real way to import that stream into a Dolby Atmos equipped home theater.

 

[Todd Erwin]

I remember that either Sirius or XM tried to do "surround" music on their platform at one point, but really all they were doing was adding a matrixed surround channel that was decoded on your receiver if it had a Neural processor on it. It was a bust, and Neural was later acquired by DTS for a paltry $15 million.

Neural is still used in broadcasting, mostly by broadcast networks to convert a stereo signal into 5.1, then transmitted in Dolby Digital 5.1. Prior to its use by broadcasters, a channel would switch either back and forth between 2-channel and 5.1 Dolby Digital depending on how the program or commercial was encoded, or everything would be delivered in a 5.1 wrapper, with stereo programs all too often only utilizing the left and right channels within that wrapper, even if the stereo mix had a matrixed surround channel.

Some of us also use Neural at home under its newer name, DTS Neural: X, allowing us to convert stereo and multi-channel audio mixes to whatever our current speaker layout is.

 

[JediFonger]

pearl jam's gigaton album is streaming on Apple TV in Atmos FYI.

i dont have atmos myself, so i can't tell... but from what in my non-Atmos setup it's pretty good.

 

[Johnny Angell]

I’m starting to wonder if I’ve been on mute here.
Atmos audio is also available on Tidal which is available on about a dozen different devices that have the Tidal app available including Sony TVs.

I linked to this info only a couple posts back.

It’s starting to seem like atmos music is only available on new devices requiring an additional purchase, over and above my HT Atmos system. If so, that’s a non-starter for me.

 

[Mike Frezon]

It’s starting to seem like atmos music is only available on new devices requiring an additional purchase, over and above my HT Atmos system. If so, that’s a non-starter for me.

Not Abbey Road!