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AES E-News: September 11, 2007 - 123rd Hotel Deadline Friday, DSP Conference Next Week, Sept Journal

TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. AES New York 2007 - Hotel Deadline This Friday
2. 32nd AES International Conference - Starts Next Week
3. September AES Journal Available Online

AES New York 2007 AES New York 2007 - Hotel Deadline This Friday

123rd AES Convention
October 5-8, 2007
Javits Center - New York City

You can still book your hotel reservations at reduced rates. The deadline is this Friday - September 14th!

There has been a lot of excitement in the air about the exhibitors coming to New York and of course the incredible technical program. Be sure to check out all the different events that you can attend if you get a full program badge. You should definitely take a moment to review the list of exhibitors to date and consider which booths to check out, but you can also peruse the great wealth of info listed in the detailed calendar and technical program detail pages.

Make sure to register today so you don't miss out on the advanced pricing discounts on registration and hotel bookings.

AES Conference on DSP for Loudspeakers 32nd AES International Conference - Starts Next Week
DSP for Loudspeakers
September 21-23, 2007
Pharmakon - Hillerød, Denmark

Digital signal processing (DSP) offers loudspeaker system designers a very powerful set of tools. It may be as simple as a delay line, which hardly needs DSP anyway. Or it may be a precise and detailed filtering with just the desired magnitude and phase characteristics. Such filtering may be used to construct a single very accurate loudspeaker, or used for room correction, or it may be used to create beam-steering arrays or even wavefield synthesis. In addition to filtering, digital signal processing may be used for distortion compensation, or for enhancing the subjective performance by means of nonlinear processing. On the analysis side, DSP can be used to monitor in real time the state of the loudspeaker and model important driver parameters such as voice coil temperature. Through the last couple of decades, AES members have been in the forefront of this research.

Meanwhile, the maturity and price/performance ratio of essential system components such as processors, software development tools, AD/DA converters, and power amplifiers have reached a point where it makes commercial sense for a large part of the audio industry to apply loudspeaker-specific DSP in their products. Indeed, there are already classes of products completely depending on it.

This international conference aims to present the state of the art within the rich and still emerging field of loudspeaker-specific DSP and create an inspiring and synergetic meeting between professionals in the fields of electroacoustics, psychoacoustics, room acoustics, transducer physics, and DSP. Registration and the Preliminary Program are available online.

Please note that the registration deadline is this Saturday, Sept. 15th!


JAES September AES Journal Is Available Online Here
The issue includes:
• Papers and Engineering Reports on:
      Improvements in Coloration in Wavefield Synthesis
      Perceptually Based Head-Related Transfer Function
      Wavetable Synthesis Using Principal-Component Analysis
      Testing High-Resolution Audio vs. CD
Feature: Auditory Displays
Call for Papers: 124th Convention, Amsterdam
AES Standards Committee News
News of the Sections, Sound Track, In Memoriam, etc.


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