ADM import is one of the key new features in Nuendo 10 to help you work with Dolby Atmos mixes. ADM files – such as those exported from Dolby Atmos Production Suite Renderer software – can be imported into a new or existing Nuendo project with the object automation intact for further mixing or editing. This straightforward import process improves the workflow for composing the best immersive sound for Dolby Atmos movies in audio post production for film and video.
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