From that post it doesn't sound like Atmos itself is the problem, but either the mixing engineers or the source material. >I compared Spatial Audio tracks to t

From that post it doesn't sound like Atmos itself is the problem, but either the mixing engineers or the source material. >I compared Spatial Audio tracks to their HD equivalents on Amazon Music and I found exactly what one writer said: the vocal gets lost. Instead of being up front and in your face, it’s buried more in the mix. That complaint there sounds more like a mixing problem than a technology problem. It sounds a lot like the original issues that came up when people first started converting music to from mono to stereo or stereo to surround, it's a new technology that requires some time for people to learn the ins and outs of. The early mixes released using this will likely be a mixed bag. Like pretty much every other time people have tried to take music written with fewer tracks and make it sound like it was recorded with more.