Dolby Atmos Renderer

The Dolby Atmos Renderer application works in tandem with your DAW to render your mix to any playback environment, based on the audio and positional metadata you author in the DAW.

It renders up to 128 inputs (including audio beds and objects with metadata) to your monitoring configuration, as well as rendering to standard channel-based layouts for both monitoring and deliverable creation. It also creates the Dolby Atmos master files, used for encoding for final distribution to streaming services or Blu-ray.

The Dolby Atmos Renderer application includes all features from the previous Dolby Atmos Production and Mastering Suites.

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Comparison of Dolby Atmos Renderer to legacy Dolby Atmos Production and Mastering Suites

	DAPS	DAMS	DAR
Single system workflow for Music, OTT etc.	Yes	No	Yes
Multi-system workflow for complex content production	No	Yes	Yes
Windows compatible	No	Yes	Yes
Mac compatible	Yes	Yes	Yes
EQ and room calibration support	No	Yes	Yes
Speaker array mode support	No	Yes	Yes
Remote connectivity	No	Yes	Yes
Native Apple Silicon compatibility	No	No	Yes

Compatible Digital Audio Workstations

Ableton Live*
Apple Logic Pro*
Avid Pro Tools
Blackmagic Designs Resolve
Merging Pyramix
PreSonus Studio One*
Steinberg Nuendo**

*Requires Dolby Atmos Music Panner

**Connection to Dolby Atmos Renderer not yet supported in native Apple Silicon mode

Additional Mac and Windows compatibility info:

	Mac	Windows
Dolby Atmos Renderer on same computer as DAW	Yes	No*
Dolby Atmos Renderer on separate computer from DAW	Yes	Yes
Dolby Audio Bridge	Yes	No
Dolby Atmos Music Panner plug-in	Yes	No
Dolby Atmos Binaural Settings plug-in	Yes	No
LTC Generator plug-in	Yes	No

*Dolby Audio Bridge, which is necessary to route audio from a DAW to Dolby Atmos Renderer on a single computer, is available for macOS only. Customers running Dolby Atmos Renderer on Windows must run on a separate computer from their DAW and use a hardware solution to route audio to/from the DAW.