Dolby Atmos Music Arrives in India on an AR Rahman Album

Dolby announced its 3D audio music format – Dolby Atmos Music at CES 2020. Dolby Atmos Music is finally here in India and it will be used in an upcoming flick titled "99 Songs" whose soundtrack is equanimous by Grammy and Academy Accolade-winning music director and composer AR Rahman.

"We are on a mission to reinvent how music is experienced. Dolby Atmos Music envelops the listener, bringing you inside the song", said Pankaj Kedia, Managing Director, Emerging Markets, Dolby Laboratories, in a statement. "Nosotros share Jio Studio, Sony Music & Mr. AR Rahman'southward vision to bring his music to the world for everyone to feel and connect to like never before, in Dolby Atmos for the starting time fourth dimension in Republic of india."

For the uninitiated, Dolby Atmos Music format lets music producers compose tracks with upwards to 128 channels that support up to 34 separate speakers in a home theatre organization. The format is currently used in select tracks bachelor on Amazon Music Hard disk drive via Echo Studio and Tidal HiFi outside Republic of india.

You can heed to the soundtrack of 99 songs on Dolby Atmos-supported audio products. Y'all probably won't get the "immersive" experience if you use a regular pair of headphones. Withal, you will be able to become the bodily experience if you watch the picture in a Dolby Atmos supported cinema when it is released.

As of now, there is no clear information regarding the streaming services onboard for supporting Dolby Atmos Music in India. We could await Jio Music to be one of the early on adopters since the production studio of the picture show is Jio Studios.