Click the orange Monitor button to ensure you are monitoring the BusĨ.

Note - in some versions of Cubase/Nuendo you may not see the bus as selected in the Effects UI, but if you select it in the menu it should still work fineħ. In the editor, select your 7.1.6 Output Bus as your track input. It doesn't matter what you select for Audio Inputs at this point because it will be set in the next steps.Ħ. Select your Headphones output (Stereo Out) as the Audio Outputs and Add Track. Set the configuration of this track to 7.1.6.Ĥ. Select the Outputs tab and create a new 7.1.6 Output Busģ. We are mixing 7.1.6 in this example in Nuendo, however you could be mixing in stereo, 5.1, 7.1, 7.1.2, or 7.1.4 configuration instead.

Create your mixdown output bus in Studio -> Audio Connections. Option B Detailed Surround Plugin Setup Instructionsġ. Option D - If you'd like to use the Standalone application version of Immerse Virtual Studio, please see this article instead. Insert Immerse Virtual Studio in the effects chain after the Dolby Renderer, and ensure the output is routed to your headphones. Select Dolby Renderer output to 7.1.4 Downmix format.ģ. Ensure you have followed the Atmos setup instructions from here.Ģ.

The instructions are the same for Cubase and Nuendo.ġ. Option B- For surround sound and Atmos mixes, we recommend to insert Immerse Virtual Studio on a mix bus track as your mixdown bus plugin as the instructions below. Option A- For Stereo mixing, you may insert Immerse on your Master channel or any stereo track. There are many options of using Immerse with Nuendo or Cubase.

Nuendo 11 dolby atmos setup