Register Here Audio Engineering Society Atlanta Section Present the 18th Annual Audio Workshop for Students Saturday, September 21, 2024 Sign-in: 8 am – 9 am Workshop: 9 am – 6:30 pm (Lunch Provided) This workshop is intended for beginner students and adults who aspire career goals in audio production and post production. Students will attend… Continue reading 2024 AES Atlanta Student Workshop
Dr. Anton Hasell has combined his creative artistic skills with an understanding of ‘how humans hear’ and the essential elements of metallurgy to create unique bells of many sizes. For this hybrid event, Dr. Hasell will briefly outline human hearing and perception as it applies to tone-generation instruments. In particular, he will outline his pioneering… Continue reading AES Melbourne Section Event – The Specialist Bell Design Process
Join Here At our June Section Meeting and Business Meeting, we will hold our annual Officer and Commitee election, and then PNW Committee member Jim Rondinelli will interview noted film music composer, producer, and musician Adam Dorn, aka Mocean Worker. Adam works from his newly christened studio space in the woods of New York. This… Continue reading AES Pacific Northwest Region Section Event – An Interview with Adam Dorn aka Mocean
Register Here Panel Discussion A diverse set of music experts and practicing musicians will be sharing their unique viewpoints on what experimental music is in 2024, what kind of creative approaches they are applying to push the boundaries of the art form, what the future holds for experimental musicians, and more. The panelists will discuss,… Continue reading AES San Francisco Section Event – Experimental Music Panel Discussion and Performance
Register Here Have you been curious about how plugins compare to analogue gear, or how different your analogue EQ sounds compared to others? Are you wondering what outboard EQ you might want to buy? Join us at Mount Paran Christian School’s LeFevre SoundLab on July 25th to take a listen to some legendary EQs from… Continue reading AES Atlanta Section Event – EQ Shootout
Register Here How on earth did we electronically vary the amplitude of an audio signal before Digital Signal Processing (DSP)? In the digital domain varying the amplitude of an audio signal is simple. You simply multiply the sample value by a coefficient. For example, “0.5” , “0.01”, “0. 007”, etc… and the job is done.… Continue reading AES United Kingdom Section Event – Analogue Voltage Controlled Amplifiers/Attenuators (VCAs): A Gentle Introduction
