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March 30, 2012 - Budapest Registration Open, New Tutorial on EQ, Job Board Update, New Journal

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  1. AES 132nd Convention Registration Open
  2. New Tutorial on EQ by Alex Case
  3. Job Board Update
  4. AES Journal January/February Issue Now Available

AES 132nd Convention Registration Open

AES 132nd Convention

AES 132nd Convention - AES Budapest 2012
Location: Budapest Congress & World Trade Center, Budapest, Hungary
Dates: April 26-29, 2012

If you follow us on Twitter or Facebook you already know that registration for AES Budapest is open and that you can register for your hotel room and stay at the same venue used by the conference. You can also review the preliminary calendar for the technical programme and start planning which sessions you'd like to attend. As an AES member you can receive a huge discount on a full programme badge so be sure to take advantage of our advance registration pricing.

Anyone who has been to an AES convention in the past knows that there's no better place to "Listen, Learn, and Connect" - you can listen to presentations by experts and learn about all the latest industry techniques, and then connect one on one with friends and colleagues in the many informal gatherings that occur over the weekend. Come and be a part of our historic first convention in Budapest, Hungary!

* Click here for details: http://www.aes.org/events/132/


Tutorial on EQ by Alex Case

AES Tutorial

The latest in our series of online tutorials is now available at http://www.aes.org/tutorials/

Entitled ‘What’s Your EQ IQ?’, this tutorial was presented by Alex Case last year at the 130th AES Convention in London. It presents the basic techniques behind the ever important use of equalization in studio mixing.

Easy enough, at first. EQ becomes more intuitive when you have a deep understanding of the parameters, types, and technologies used, plus deep knowledge of the spectral properties and signatures of the most common pop and rock instruments. Alex Case shares his approach for applying EQ and strategies for its use: fixing frequency problems, fitting the spectral pieces together, enhancing flattering features, and more.

These tutorials are only available for viewing online and are not currently available to download for offline viewing.

Michael Williams, AES Convention Technical Program Video Recordings Manager

* Click here for details: http://www.aes.org/tutorials/


Job Board Update

Job Board Update

The AES Job Board is where audio companies post their latest job openings. As an AES member you receive notifications of the most recent postings here:

* Click here for details: http://www.aes.org/jobs/


AES Journal January/February Issue Now Available

AES Journal

This special issue on Perceptual Quality of Systems (PQS) includes:

* Click here for details: http://www.aes.org/journal/

* Listen to the Journal Podcast: http://www.aes.org/podcasts/

* Join the online discussion of Journal papers and articles!



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