Dolby On enables young musicians to perform from home
South Africa possesses a vibrant, fun-loving youth who appreciate music and dance. A lot of its youth are extremely gifted, bustling with creativity and constantly needing an outlet or platform to showcase their talent. Since the beginning of lockdown in the past few months, content creators have been highly reliant on phone recordings, livestreams, and other alternatives to compensate for the lack of studio spaces and venues for live performances. Thanks to the technology available at our finger tips in the form of smartphones, these devices are very useful to content creators of all kinds, be it musicians, sound technicians, podcasters or bloggers – but smartphones have limitations. "We are not trying to replace the studio, w e saw the rise in virtual showdowns and virtual comedy shows livestreaming on various platforms. Dolby On offers user-friendly audio processing options, white noise reduction and a number of other features to help create music that is more gig-ready. We