MPSE Wavelength

Winter 2022

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The Mix Sound for Film & TV event is something I look forward to all year. Fortunately, I was able to attend in person for both 2018 and 2019. I was very much looking forward to returning to an in-person event this year, but between the pandemic and the Delta variant, it was forced to go online again. While it is hard to compete with the experience of a day on the Sony lot, Mix and the event organizers lined up a day of excellent virtual panels. With the ever-growing focus on immersive formats, namely Dolby Atmos, I was happy to see multiple panels discussing the logistics of setting up a room and working in the format. The first immersive panel was Connection, Control and Playback: What You Need to Know Before Building an Immersive Studio, which consisted of Tom Kenny from Mix, Will Eggleston from Genelec, David Gould from Dolby, Leslie Gaston- Bird from Mix Messiah Productions, and Dave Rieley from Focusrite Pro and Ozzie Sutherland from Netflix. Collectively, they covered every part BY KOREY PEREIRA MPSE In Review Eighth Annual Event 76 I m ps e . o rg The panel for Connection, Control and Playback: What You Need to Know Before Building an Immersive Studio.

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