EPIC ATMOS MIXING Studio Setup 2023 | Jonathan Morrison (studio tour)

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[TLD]

Sup! A) I appreciate you Andrew! And B) I know Atmos can seem wild and unnecessary but it’s fun and brings a new sense of feeling back to music. Please hit me with any questions or even concerns you might have! 🤘🏼

[MakePopMusic]

Jonathan is the bestttt! Haven't been to the new studio space yet but it looks incredible. Glad you got to check it out!

[MaikaMaile]

i was just there thursday & its so epic. jonathan is so crazy inviting & hospitable. a true g.

[mcoffey]

Great for movie/video sound tracks etc. For music as a mainstay, soon to be the way of the Dodo like most multitrack audio formats of the past IMO. Doesn't change for a second how interesting this all is along with how it gets the geek in me going, but not an investment I'm willing to make for the future. I got my hand full mixing down to 2 tracks as it is. Loved Jonathon's setup and personality none the less.

[laneysommer]

Great studio! I can only imagine how incredible the sound is in that room.

[riccarlson]

I was in this room last week and it sounds incredible. A great team of people there.

[devilyoushy]

19:29 this shot was amazing, glad to see these getting a teeny tiny more cinematic as we go along!

[paulmarkey]

Mike is absolutely hilarious the "calibration" conversation had me dying on the floor. The "don't talk back to me" at the end had me 6 feet deep 🤣🤣

[donnydarko]

My perspective in regards to atmos music (btw I love atmos audio for film.)

The the big reasons for my belief that it has no future are, 1. because when you listen to concerts, street performers, etc. you as the listener don't sit with all the musicians surrounding you, so it's completely unnatural. 2. Atmos home theater systems are not even an option for many people due to space requirements, not to mention financial means, and more people are are being stretched to their limits financially every day. 3. It's a solution to a problem that didn't exist. You'd think more people would be able to track this trend that seems to happen again and again within silicon valley, and I don't mean just in regards to the 3D music experience, it is a cycle. 4. Say the people who have the most invested in in atmos music, are able to see that it's highly unlikely that it's going to ever catch on. If those at the top keep pushing the narrative that it's the next big thing convincingly they can try and keep that idea alive long enough to hopefully recoup their investment while having shifted their debt risk to others, kind of like shorting a stock.

[MixedbyJoshua]

Love Jonathon! Been watching his tech reviews for years! Great looking studio

[kenbousquet]

cool seeing an in progress studio vs a totally finished one for a change!

[moranast]

This is a great room … love Jonathan being an ambassador for Dolby

[arianamastersofficial]

Wow this is amazing! I have never seen so many speakers in one room haha. Love his desk setup.

[tsound_]

As someone who mixes for film, it’s always seemed to make sense that atmos is just an extension of surround.

I never realized so many people would have reservations who primarily mixed in the music industry alone. It is interesting seeing how integrated the Apple ecosystem is at the moment which is probably part of most people’s gripes as I’m guessing.

That being said it will only become more and more accessible as time goes just as any new technology does.

And like Jonathan says, why can we have both? I love the idea of atmos for music production, and I’ve never properly listened to a mix in a proper room.

I’ve heard many many impactful stereo mixes in my life, but like it’s been said, I think that’s mostly because of the music itself not just the mix. So why can’t that influential aspect of song writing become a normal experience in atmos?

Seems like most people view it as just randomly placing instruments everywhere and automating them around, when in reality it’s an opportunity to create a new space and sonic environment. There will be plenty of “bad” atmos mixes just as there are many “bad” stereo mixes…. But I digress

[akshaymumbai]

The fake room light got me damm i need it for my studio :D

[robertkerr]

LOVE those rack spacers, been looking for something to help with a few cables coming through the patch bay area! Nice find Andy!

[anthonyrubio]

I been following Jonathan for long time, great content! thanks for sharing

[krryalln]

Johnathon mentioned it here and with the amount of studios and mixing engineers getting Atmos set ups I'm really interested in seeing how that effects wiritng and production of music going forward. Lots of potential for cool things.

[weraishere]

that's amazing that that's being run on a mac mini... tech has really gotten good

[rhinoskin]

This is so awesome. Man. Ahhh I hope I can figure out to get there.