User16753800414632431501 (Deadly Mix Studios) asked a question.
Dolby Atmos Album Assembler not working
I've used DA3 plenty of times but right now I need to wrap up this project for release and I can't hear what I'm doing because DA3 doesn't see the Audio Bridge.
I exported the adm file then switched the DAR input from RedNet PCIeR to Dolby Audio Bridge and opened Dolby Atmos Album Assembler... Red dot in the upper right corner and my only options are "local host" and "none", neither of which is the renderer.
All I need to do is time-align with the stereo master and I've done that but I'm guessing at the fade out trying to do it by eye instead of ear. The EQ and limiter are awful, so I don't use them anyway but I'm pretty sure it's gonna need the renderer to export the time-edited file so that I can check it in DAR either way so I need the damn thing to work and there's NOTHING online about why this would happen. Of course its all on an Apple so there's no control to solve the damn issue. I'm so mad right now.
I exported the adm file then switched the DAR input from RedNet PCIeR to Dolby Audio Bridge and opened Dolby Atmos Album Assembler... Red dot in the upper right corner and my only options are "local host" and "none", neither of which is the renderer.
All I need to do is time-align with the stereo master and I've done that but I'm guessing at the fade out trying to do it by eye instead of ear. The EQ and limiter are awful, so I don't use them anyway but I'm pretty sure it's gonna need the renderer to export the time-edited file so that I can check it in DAR either way so I need the damn thing to work and there's NOTHING online about why this would happen. Of course its all on an Apple so there's no control to solve the damn issue. I'm so mad right now.
Sorry to hear you're running into issues.
Do you still have your DAW open? If so, close it and then try connecting to the Renderer again within the Album Assembler by selecting localhost. LMK if this doesn't fix the issue.
If you have specific feedback in regards to the limiter and EQ i'd be happy to pass them along to the engineering team. The more detail you can provide the better.
-B