AES Community

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AES members are part of a special "community". You can think of this as the "Society" component of the Audio Engineering Society.

AES Conventions, Conferences and local Section meetings provide an opportunity for those of us who are passionate about audio to get together with other like-minded people. We network, we exchange ideas, we do business and we simply enjoy seeing each other.

We are working on ways to extend this vital sense of community to the online world. In the Community area of the website you will find some early steps in that direction.

Tutorials are presented, produced and made available by AES members, for AES members. The JAES Forum seeks to encourage discussion of papers published in the journal. The Member Profile allows members to identify themselves as AES members to each other and to the world at large. The Find an Audio Engineer tool provides a service to members as well as potential employers.

You will find the AES is active on your favorite social networking sites. Follow the AES on Twitter @AESorg and send your own AES-related tweets. There is an AES LinkedIn Group on the popular professionals-oriented social-networking site. If you are on Facebook be sure to click the "Like" button on our AES Facebook page. Users of Google+ can now circle our AES G+ page. And don't forget to watch some AES videos on YouTube.

Welcome to the AES community. We encourage you to take part.

Recent AES Community Activity

Tutorials

Audio Rides the Light of Fiber Optics

There have been many technological breakthroughs in the area of fiber optic technology, allowing an easier migration into the professional audio arena.

by Ronald Ajemian

Linear Audio Power Amplification

Audio power amplifiers are one of the few fields where analog still has the upper hand when high quality is required.

by Douglas Self

Podcasts

New Journal Podcast Posted

The November episode is now available. Listen and discover what you'll learn if you browse through this month's issue of the Journal.

Older Episodes Also Available

Missed an episode? You can still subscribe and access older episodes using iTunes.

Publications Forum

Perceptually-Motivated Objective Grading of Nonlinear Processing in Virtual-Bass Systems by Nay Oo, et al.

Many thanks for your answers. Please find below…

comment from Christophe Macours

Improving the Magnitude Responses of Digital Filters for Loudspeaker Equalization by Mohamad Adnan Al-Alaoui

After checking the Matlab code supplemented in…

comment from Itai Neoran

The Loudness War: Do Louder, Hypercompressed Recordings Sell Better? by Earl Vickers

Yes, if a large majority of listeners preferred the sound of hypercompression.

comment from Earl Vickers

Member Profiles

Luiz Antonio Campos Reis

Recording & Live sound engineer

Section: Brazil

Robert Holden

Associate Director of Multimedia Services at Pacific Lutheran University

Section: Pacific Northwest

Michael Meier

Audio Engineer at Various thru Local 16 IATSE

Section: San Francisco

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