Last year I got myself a full version of DaVinci Desolve and as you might know this software’s audio section has a full Dolby Atmos support. I use it for editing of my videos but in general this program is a Black Magic ;). None the less I managed to create some simple ADM files with it.
Now my question… How the heck do I open those files in Cubase 12?
I tried few times but in 80% of tries Cubase just crashed. When I finally managed to import the file I couldn’t do anything with it. I did check if it is correct file, it was exported as ADM BWF.
What am I missing/doing wrong?
All I could find in the manual was reference to Nuendo but that’s not really helpful.
The only way I could import it was as Audio File. And like I said, I couldn’t play the file, see the specific track or anything. It was just as one track, like a Bed track.
Thanks for the offer but this is just a test thingy with piano jumping from channel to channel. Nothing important.
What I did manage to do is import a ADM file created in Cubase to DaVinci Resolve and it worked.
My worry is that if there is a way to import ADM files into Cubase and my version is bugged then I will have to reinstall the whole thing again…
Thanks Phil for your help.
I will watch the stream as I am absorbing as much as I can about mixing in Atmos at the moment.
I was thinking about Nuendo but for someone who “produces” my own music from my bedroom the price is a bit too steep.