ADRENALINE Studios

ADRENALINE Studios, VoiceArchive’s specialist dubbing facility in London, were awarded the coveted Dolby Atmos Home Entertainment Studio Certification in February of this year (2019).

Among the first in the world to have a certified mixing room, ADRENALINE Studios are now officially recognised by Dolby as an official facility capable of mixing in Dolby’s pioneering, fully immersive sound format. 

An ever growing library of movies, TV shows and music in Dolby Atmos will be offered, via studios such as ADRENALINE, by major Hollywood studios and content creators worldwide such as Netflix, Amazon Studios and Apple TV.

Dolby Atmos takes surround sound to the next level with true 3D audio. Here’s a brief overview of how it works:

Think of it as 4K for your ears. Dolby Atmos takes surround sound to the next level by delivering a true 3D audio experience. Available in sound-bars, game consoles, TVs, as well as smaller devices like laptops, phones and headphones, Dolby Atmos is becoming a must-have feature for audiophiles.

Dolby Atmos is all about the detail. In order to achieve that realistic sound, the technology uses a 9.1-bed channel (which consists of stationary sounds like background sound and music), 128 tracks and up to 118 simultaneous sound objects to create an immersive sound stage.

A sound object can be anything from the sound of footsteps or a basketball bouncing and has a specific position in a scene. Atmos lets content creators place those sounds in an exact location and set any movement (think of someone running away from you down a hallway) in a 3D space.

Once all that fancy mixing is completed, Atmos can bring theatre-quality audio to your living room – provided you have Dolby Atmos-compatible equipment, such as a pair of headphones, a sound-bar or a home-theatre system with an audio/video receiver.