The speaker icons in the Surround Panner represent the channels of the Bed, with the 7 floor speakers in the outer ring, the 2 overhead speakers in the inner ring, and the LFE level in the slider at the bottom of the window.
In a Dolby Atmos project, any track routed to the Surround output will be sent to the 7.1.2 bed (or the Surround Format set in Project Settings). In the Audio>General tab, verify the settings that were set when the project was created.Navigate to Project Settings from the Menu bar: File>Project Settings>Audio.In the Audio>I/O Assignments>Output tab, set the Surround output to match the physical speaker setup (i.e.
In the Advanced tab, select Enable Complete Features.Navigate to Preferences from the Menu bar: Logic Pro>Preferences> General:.Create 1 new audio track with the Audio Output set to Surround.When a project is first created it will open the New Track dialog: By default, a new Logic Project requires at least 1 track.If a sample rate other than 48 kHz is selected, the audio will be up-/down-sampled to 48 kHz on export.In the New Project tab, select Empty Project and set the following in project details:.Create a new project from the New Project dialog: File>New from Template or Command+N.
That workflow is covered in the previous module. It is still possible to use Logic Pro v10.7 with the Dolby Atmos Music Panner, Dolby Audio Bridge, and Dolby Atmos Renderer, though the new integrated Dolby Atmos tools cannot be used in combination with the Music Panner Workflow. This module will cover the basic Logic Pro setup and workflow using the integrated Dolby Atmos workflow. With the release of Logic Pro v10.7, Logic now supports a fully-integrated Dolby Atmos workflow. Converting an Existing Project to Dolby Atmos.
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