Danil Timulib

Hello! Sorry that I haven’t been on the forum — I just didn’t think anyone might write to me. Also, I was embarrassed because earlier I had uploaded an incorrectly recorded HRIR and was experimenting in different ways. Anyway, if you’re still interested, I can record Dolby Atmos the way you suggested.

I use the DA-Movie(Eq) that I sent you earlier. I like it better)

What kind of movies do I like? I like anime in the Slice of life genre. It's strange that you chose to ask this question in the HeSuVi forum.

Most likely it's because the smart equalizer in Dolby Access analyzes the sound and changes the equalization in real time. I used Smart:EQ 3 vst plugin, it analyzes the sound once and equalizes the equalization (for example, if there are too many low or high frequencies, the plugin cuts them down to normal).

Last time I recorded DA there was a long tail on the front channels (I don't know why), but after a recent re-recording this tail is gone, so the file weight is reduced. I recorded DA-Movie with Balanced preset as you asked.

When recording, I turned off the equalizer in Dolby Access. I don't know about the driver, but I can tell you one thing, at the end of last year there was a bug in Dolby Access and Movie and Game profiles sounded the same (even in early reviews in Microsoft Store), but it was fixed at the beginning of this year. In all that time I did a little experiment with balancing the channel volume to improve the sound, give it a try, it might be better, but you might not hear the difference. I also tried to...

When recording, I turned off the equalizer in Dolby Access. I don't know about the driver, but I can tell you one thing, at the end of last year there was a bug in Dolby Access and Movie and Game profiles sounded the same (even in early reviews in Microsoft Store), but it was fixed at the beginning of this year. In all that time I did a little experiment with balancing the channel volume to improve the sound, give it a try, it might be better, but you might not hear the difference. If you want, I...

I did as you asked, raised the volume of the center channel a bit and turned down the volume of the left and right channels a bit.