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SPATIALTONE is an independent audio workspace in Berlin that is dedicated to mixing Spatial Audio using Dolby Atmos.
An inherently musical approach, over 30 years of professional recording experience, and 12 years of mixing multichannel audio for site-specific installations are the foundation of my work in this emerging sonic field. A bespoke 7.1.4 listening environment – calibrated onsite by a Dolby technician for optimum frequency response and pristine spatial imaging – is where that work takes place. Using the processed multitrack files or grouped stems from your stereo production, we can create a vivid new spatial mix that retains the spirit of the original version. Another option is to produce directly in Atmos for an entirely new sonic experience. |
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Alexander Paulick-Thiel
Alex Paulick is best known as a member of the band KREIDLER. Born in England and raised in Northern California, he has been based in Berlin since 2006. As a musician he has released a dozen albums and performed in 25 countries. With the band COLOMA he received the “Best Album” award at the 2007 Qwartz Electronic Music Awards in Paris.
In 2009 he initiated the multi-channel music installation SEVEN SPEAKERS for the presentation of various musical projects in gallery settings and theaters. This immersive 7.1 listening environment featured in Berlin at the 2011 Club Transmediale, then later at Silent Green, Image Movement and Theatertreffen 2018 – as well as making visits to Paris, Hamburg, Leipzig, Hanover, Helsinki and Cairo.
Thanks to new possibilities for online distribution of music using the Dolby Atmos format, his enduring enthusiasm for spatial audio finds a new outlet in SPATIALTONE.
In 2009 he initiated the multi-channel music installation SEVEN SPEAKERS for the presentation of various musical projects in gallery settings and theaters. This immersive 7.1 listening environment featured in Berlin at the 2011 Club Transmediale, then later at Silent Green, Image Movement and Theatertreffen 2018 – as well as making visits to Paris, Hamburg, Leipzig, Hanover, Helsinki and Cairo.
Thanks to new possibilities for online distribution of music using the Dolby Atmos format, his enduring enthusiasm for spatial audio finds a new outlet in SPATIALTONE.
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from presenting a new release in Spatial Audio to reimagining a lost gem. Let's talk about the possibilities. |