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Should audio be restored before Atmos conversion?

Yes, when the source is compressed or artifacted. Restoring first can recover clarity and high-end detail, giving cleaner stems and better spatial results in the final Atmos upmix.

Run Audio Restoration before Atmos conversion if the source is an MP3, AI-generated track, or old recording.

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  • Declip music & restore heavily limited audio
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