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Papers: Lajmi, Straube et al., Yang and Hermann, Ko and Woszczyk, and Foss and Devonport. Standards: Working Group Summary Reports. Article: Rumsey on hearing disorders and music. Section News: Beijing, Melbourne, and Pacific Northwest. Book Reviews: Hack Audio. Products: Bettermaker, Danley, Dynaudio, Halter, L-com, MOTU, and Stage Tec. Calls for Contributions: Immersive and Interactive Audio (York), AES@NAMM (Anaheim), 146th Convention (Dublin), Audio Forensics Conference (Porto), and Headphone Technology Conference (San Francisco).
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Paper: Using Frequency Tracking for Streaming Packet Loss Recovery
Paper: Optimized Electronic Control of Line Source Arrays
Paper: Exploration of Interactive Model-Based Sonification for Cluster Analysis
Engineering Report: Subjective Evaluation of Virtual Acoustics for Musicians
Engineering Report: Networked Immersive Audio System with Mobile Device Control
Feature: Hearing Disorders and Music
Standards and Information Documents
Call for Contributions: Immersive and Interactive Audio Conference (York)
Call for Contributions: AES@NAMM (Anaheim)
Call for Contributions: 146th Convention (Dublin)
Call for Contributions: Audio Forensics Conference (Porto)
Call for Contributions: Headphone Technology Conference (San Francisco)
Section News, Book Reviews, etc.
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