It's in the Settings app -> Music.So how do I turn it on
Or is it turned on automatically cuz I don’t see in control center
It's in the Settings app -> Music.So how do I turn it on
Or is it turned on automatically cuz I don’t see in control center
this is all apple with automatic “ dolby on” people have choice but statements like “HD for the first time” is just dumb.This has nothing to do with Apple. They just brought a headphone compatible version of Dolby Atmos Music to their devices. Atmos Music development was done by Dolby with consulting, and the remixing needed to make it work is done by mixing engineers.
The stereo mixes will always be there as an option for those who prefer them.
This tracks for me with sony wm-1000xm4's. With AirPods Pro, Atmos sounded interesting, but on the Sony's it sounded like so much of the sound was missing. With Atmos turned off, I could notice a difference with lossless on and off. It actually sounds pretty damn amazing in lossless.I tried spatial audio this morning on my atmos setup and it is pretty cool. On my AirPod pro head tracking isn’t working yet, so it’s not at all as impressive as it was with films (disney Apple TV+).
But man.. when I turned lossless on my stereo with my kefs, soooo much better, i could hear the hands touching the bass. Lossless is the big deal!
You got any more of that stuff, bruv?I just listened to Spatial Audio for the first time. It was the first time I actually heard true music. A tear started to run down my cheek as I experienced this concept, so familiar yet so foreign. I saw the music in front of me. Behind me. Bathing my body in melody. Whispering in my ears revelations the Universe previously kept secret to Herself.
For the first time, I am alive.
😳😳😳Alright… coming back to the thread after listening to actual lossless albums. Oh my. If you’re a Tool fan, listen to any of their albums, they sound amazing.
H from AEnima specifically, my goodness it sounds so goooood!
This is like when I'm getting color feedback on design from a color blind client, true story. Someone reassign Eddy ASAP.No, Eddy. Lossless is like watching HD for the first time; spatial audio is like bringing back 3D glasses.
I presume you are listening wired? Otherwise you are imagining a difference as all Bluetooth audio on Apple devices is lossy…This tracks for me with sony wm-1000xm4's. With AirPods Pro, Atmos sounded interesting, but on the Sony's it sounded like so much of the sound was missing. With Atmos turned off, I could notice a difference with lossless on and off. It actually sounds pretty damn amazing in lossless.
Make sure it actually reads "Dolby Atmos" when playing a song on apple music, and not "lossless". Because despite setting Dolby Atmos to automatic, it will play lossless if you enabled bothAirPods Pro user here. I can't really tell the difference.
Smart playlists to the rescue. Make one like this:Remove 100 GB of downloads and redownload it all to get the songs that have been updated, or select each individual song from the list and remove it and redownload? Sounds easy but is not at the size of my library.
Atmos doesn't rely on hardware. It's a means of encoding spatial sound (i.e., the location of sound) in the file. Upon playback, software takes advantage of what it knows about speaker position and computes appropriate waveforms for every channel to place the sounds in space.Atmos should be automatically enabled only with actual Dolby Atmos hardware.
Yep. There have many high definition forms of audio over the years.this is all apple with automatic “ dolby on” people have choice but statements like “HD for the first time” is just dumb.
That makes sense and it’s annoying.I’ve gone back and forth with a bunch of songs listening through AirPods Pro on iOS 14.6 and at first I didn’t understand anyone that said they liked spatial audio. I’m tapping the spatial audio button in control center and the stereo version is clear and punchy and the spatial audio is weak and muddy BUT I think it’s because the atmos tracks are much less dynamically compressed. You have to turn the volume WAY up to get the spatial audio version to be at the same perceived volume. Now I’m enjoying some of these new mixes. Try turning up the volume if you also think everything sounds weak and muddy.
I just realized I have the Airpods 2 and I won't get Spatial Audio. Will I get it on the Iphone itself? I'm still kinda confused on how all this works. I have an XR by the way, which is one of the older phones.
I think you do get it. I have AirPods 2 and can hear the atmos.