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I think the answer is small flying drones with small speakers. An algorithm can position them where they need to be for each recording and play back real sources instead of virtual ones.
Prior to that I expect we'll replace Dolby Atmos with Dolby Stratos and a few more. Then when we get to Dolby Galaxy you'll have as many speakers as there are stars in the sky. At which point it will all be perfect. Which won't keep Dolby from releasing Dolby Universe a few years later. Then I'll finally be able to record and accurately play back Cicadas in the summer where I live, and have it sound real.
Prior to that I expect we'll replace Dolby Atmos with Dolby Stratos and a few more. Then when we get to Dolby Galaxy you'll have as many speakers as there are stars in the sky. At which point it will all be perfect. Which won't keep Dolby from releasing Dolby Universe a few years later. Then I'll finally be able to record and accurately play back Cicadas in the summer where I live, and have it sound real.