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The AES E-library contains over 20,000 fully searchable PDF files documenting the progression of audio research from 1953 to the present day.
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A Scalable Two-Stage Automatic Mixing System Integrating Machine Learning and Domain Knowledge
MPEG-I Immersive Audio The Technology Of The New Standard For Virtual / Augmented Reality Audio
Exploring the User Experience of AI-Assisted Sound Searching Systems for Creative Workflows
Toward Agentic Immersive Audio Generation
Beyond the Port: Dynamic Network Configuration for AES67/Dante/RAVENNA Deployments at CNSMDP
An Automatic Mixing Speech Enhancement System for Information Integrity
Evaluating Reverberation Models for Augmented Reality
Context-Aware Intelligent Mixing Systems
A Deep Learning Approach to Intelligent Drum Mixing With the Wave-U-Net
Gradient Descent Method With Multiple Adaptive Step Sizes for Identifying Loudspeaker Nonlinearities
A Multiple Listener Crosstalk Cancellation System Using Loudspeaker Dependent Regularization
Remote System Optimization 2020
Enhanced Temporal Feature Integration in Audio Semantics via Alpha-Stable Modeling
Deep Learning-Based Single-Ended Quality Prediction for Time-Scale Modified Audio
Method for Subjective Assessment of Immersion in Audiovisual Experiences
Benchmarking Networked Music Performance Tools With the NMP-Bench Model and Architecture
Experimenting With Adaptive Metronomes in Networked Music Performances