Gravity Data Feed for Fiedler Dolby Atmos Composer
Write object movement as host automation in the Composer.
This guide explains how Spatial9 Gravity Data Feed relates to Fiedler Dolby Atmos Composer, a plugin that places inputs as objects inside any DAW. Status: documented route, no profile yet. Movement in the Composer is recorded as host automation, but Gravity Data Feed has no profile for it.
At a glance
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Status | Documented route; no Gravity Profile |
| Control route | Host automation of each object's position |
| Maker | Fiedler Audio |
| Cost | Paid |
Planned route
- Read the Composer's per-object position parameters and ranges in your host.
- Convert Gravity Data Feed positions to those ranges with a tested conversion.
- Write the automation with your DAW adapter, run a fixture test and publish a profile.
What you can do today
Request plans in the playground or over the API and recreate the movement as automation by hand.
FAQ
Is this the same as the Dolby panner?
No. It is a separate product from Fiedler Audio. The Dolby Atmos Music Panner guide covers Dolby's own plugin.
Can I hear the plan before committing it?
Yes. The playground shows the movement in 3D before you write anything.