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Jun 23, 2021Emre Ramazanoglu

Mixing immersive music: why make the leap?

I began to get intrigued with immersive audio around 5 years ago, when I heard some Imogen Heap Atmos material at the Genelec Experience Centre in London. After I’d done a bit of reading on the subject, I got to understand the object/bed based nature of the mix workflow and this got me even more interested.

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