Register Here Presented by Jamie Angus-WhiteoakEmeritus Professor of Audio Technology at Salford University, UK and The Pacific Northwest Section of the Audio Engineering Society Saturday, April 12, 2025 1pmPDT (UTC -7)Zoom only“Doors” open at 12:30 so we can check audio and video without taking up meeting time. Produced by Jess Berg and Dan Mortensen We… Continue reading AES Pacific Northwest Section – A Compleat Tutorial on The Quiet Art of Noise in Analogue Audio Circuits
Register Here Bauder Audio Systems Inc., founded in 1980 by Richard Bauder, has grown into the largest professional audio and backline provider in the Philadelphia market, with a team of highly trained technicians and engineers regarded as the best in the area. Join the AES Philadelphia Section for their March Meeting, an exciting in-person event… Continue reading AES Philadelphia Section – The Evolution of Concert Production Technology
Join Here Join the AES Toronto Section for Anomalous Audio Capture and Analysis with Mark L. Cowden. Mark will be discussing the topic of audio recording, analysis and processing as used in anomalous investigation, apparent haunted locations and during the filming of television shows covering this topic. There will be a brief introduction to the… Continue reading AES Toronto Section – Anomalous Audio Capture and Analysis – Online with Mark L. Cowden
Register Here You’re invited to get your personalized measurement for Sony’s 360 Virtual Mixing Environment (360VME). Now, with 360VME and Sony MDR-MV1 headphones, you can edit, design, and pre-mix your sound anywhere! Register for your preferred 30 minute demo time slot directly with Sony through the button above (you can only sign-up for one time-slot).… Continue reading AES San Francisco Section – Experience Sony’s 360 Virtual Mixing Environment
Register Here Join AES SF for an immersive audio experience at the Dolby Atmos Listening Event with BZ Lewis at Studio 132 in the Oakland Hills! This free-for-AES-members event will be on the 3rd Tuesday of every month, which means there’s one coming up THIS Tuesday! Tickets are limited to the first 5 people who… Continue reading AES San Francisco Section – Dolby Atmos Listening Event
Register Here Alan Parsons and the panelists will share their perspective on the latest trends impacting Surround, Quad, and Immersive Audio production. The panelists possess a broad spectrum of audio production expertise including AI, VR/AR/MR, 360 video, music production, and video games. Attendees will gain a deep understanding of the trends impacting these emerging areas… Continue reading AES Western Region – Surround, Quad and Immersive Audio Production Webinar with Alan Parsons
Register Here Join the AES NY Chapter for a live interview with the founders and lead software engineer of Immersive Machines, a New York-based startup. Best known for their flagship Dolby Atmos software, Immersive Master Pro, Immersive Machines is pushing the envelope in both the art and science of immersive music and sound. Hosted by… Continue reading AES New York Section – Meet The Makers of Immersive Machines
REGISTER HERE AES San Francisco has an exclusive tour at the iconic 2200 Studios for a one-of-a-kind open house event on March 20th. The newly re-opened studio began in 1973 as Record Plant Recording Studios. Operating for many years thereafter as “The Plant” and “Plant Studios,” 2200 Studios is home to that San Francisco sound… Continue reading AES San Francisco Section – 2200 Studios Tour & Open House
REGISTER HERE This presentation covers the “Big Six” audio measurements essential for evaluating audio equipment performance, which are: Level Frequency Response – from classic stepped, discreet frequency sweeps to newer continuous sweeps (Farina log chirps), multitone, and transfer functions. Continuous sweeps also allow indoor free-field acoustic measurements without an anechoic chamber. Total Harmonic Distortion plus… Continue reading AES Pacific Northwest Section – The “Big Six” Essential Audio Measurements For Evaluating Audio Equipment Performance
REGISTER HERE The electromagnetic transformer was first devised in the Victorian age, making it one of the earliest recognisable electrical components. To this day it remains ubiquitous in the power supplies of most electronic and audio equipment, and it’s still valued for input and output signal coupling where it uniquely offers both galvanic isolation and… Continue reading AES United Kingdom Section – Core Blimey! Transformers in Audio
