Why Immersive Audio Should Feel Familiar, Not Futuristic | Bobby Owsinski's Inner Circle Ep. 613
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What if immersive audio is not about the future at all, but about going back to how music was always meant to be heard? In this episode of Bobby Owsinski’s Inner Circle, Bobby sits down with Adrian Weidmann, CEO and founder of Immersive Design Labs, to unpack why Dolby Atmos and immersive audio have left so many engineers scrambling, and how the real breakthrough is not technology, but clarity. Adrian shares how his background in test and measurement, studio microphones, and live capture sha...
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