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Apple Music Hall: the stage that comes out mixed in Spatial Audio
Apple has opened Apple Music Hall, its first live venue, inside Battersea Power Station in London. The room holds 600 people and is ringed by 48 loudspeakers for immersive sound; behind the stage sit two studios for recording and mixing, plus a control room wired for at least 16 cameras. According to Apple, one night on that stage can leave an artist with three things ready to use: a Spatial Audio master, a mix prepared for broadcast and video shot from many angles. Shows are streamed live around the world through Apple Music. Elton John opened the venue on September 28, and the official site lists shows through December 2.
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