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AES Announces New AES75 Standard for Loudspeaker Measurement

The Audio Engineering Society has announced the adoption and publication of AES75-2022, “AES standard for acoustics - Measuring loudspeaker maximum linear sound levels using noise.” The new standard is the result of extensive work by the AES Standards Committee’s SC-04-03-A Task Group, co-chaired by Roger Schwenke, Ph.D. (Meyer Sound senior scientist and innovation steward – left), and Merlijn van Veen (senior technical support and education specialist at Meyer Sound – right).

The Audio Engineering Society has announced the adoption and publication of AES75-2022

AES Offers Membership the Mike Dias-led Human Connection Class “Nobody Likes Networking”

The three-session, member-exclusive, limited-attendance online course “Nobody Likes Networking: A Practical Human Connection Class for Audio Professionals” begins January 27

AES TC’s Perceptual Audio Coders: What To Listen For – The Web Edition released

screenshot from Perceptual Audio Coders: What To Listen For – The Web Edition intro video with Editor Sascha Dick

Can you identify the artifacts of lossy audio coding? The second edition of AES’s acclaimed educational and artifact discernment training tool, Perceptual Audio Coders: What to Listen For, has been released as an enhanced online resource. The 2021 Web Edition, currently available exclusively as a benefit of AES membership, includes updates of the perceptual audio… Continue reading AES TC’s Perceptual Audio Coders: What To Listen For – The Web Edition released

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