“New Horizons In Audio” Theme Marks AES 124th Convention
Geoff Emerick To Present Making-Of Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band Film
AMSTERDAM: Marking the 60th Anniversary of the Audio Engineering
Society, the annual AES European Pro Audio Expo and Convention will be
held in the Amsterdam RAI International Exhibition and Congress Center
May 17-20. Executive Director Roger Furness reports that “a broad
technical program and exhibits will be presented under the banner theme,
‘New Horizons In Audio.”
Expanded Technical Program
The technical program developed by the 124th AES Committee represents
the multiplicity of occupations, fields of interest and concerns in
today’s pro audio community. Live sound, recording, broadcast and
post-production audio engineers, as well as equipment designers and
enthusiasts will find the events, papers and workshops filled with
topics of great relevance
Live Sound Focus
In keeping with increased demand for high-quality sound reinforcement
reflected by new opportunities in the live sound, touring and corporate
markets, expanded events and workshops are focused on this sector.
Presentations will range from microphones and loudspeaker systems
through mixing consoles and increasingly important digital networks.
Held in their own hall at the RAI, Live Sound workshops will be led by
such industry leaders as: Eberhard Müller (Neumann & Müller), Jürgen
Wilhelm (Yamaha), Gregor Zielinsky (Sennheiser) and Ralf Zuleeg (d & b).
European Broadcast Spotlight:
The 124th AES Committee has dedicated a significant portion of the
technical program to Broadcast Audio. Workshops such as Spatial Audio
and Sound Design In Sports and Loudness A Change of Paradigms will
explore new practices in audio for HDTV and broadcast audio levels.
Papers and tutorials will cover standards and innovations that impact
broadcast audio professionals.
Geoff Emerick Making-Of Sgt. Pepper’s Presentation:
Multi-Platinum recording engineer Geoff Emerick will present a special
Making-Of Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band film commissioned by
the BBC to celebrate the 40th anniversary of its first release. “It is
a unique coincidence that the AES was twenty years old the year Sgt.
Pepper was released” Roger Furness remarked. This historic event is
certain to be an unforgettable highlight of the 124th Convention.”
Ace AES Quiz & Win A Full Program Pass
As a 60th Anniversary Celebration, bonus, the AES is offering fifty full
program passes to the 124th Convention. To enter the drawing visit
www.aes.org/events/124/quiz/ ,
and take the AES challenge, "QUIZ AES."
For detailed information about the 124th AES Contention, please visit www.aes.org
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Now celebrating its 60th anniversary, the Audio Engineering Society was
formed in 1948 by a group of concerned audio engineers. With over 14,000
members throughout the U.S., Latin America, Europe, Japan and the Far
East, the AES serves as the pivotal force in the exchange and
dissemination of technical information for the industry. For
additional information visit http://www.aes.org
The 124th AES Convention Committee: L-T-R. Bert Kraaijpoel, Tin
Jonker and Roland Bolz, Student Sessions; Peter Swarte, Chairman; Frits
Vroom, AV Facilities; Alex Balster, Historical Events; Michiel van
Eeden, AV Facilities; Steven van Raalte, Advisor R&D Target Group;
Diemer de Vries, Papers & Posters; Ben Kok Workshops & Tutorials, Rinus
Boone, Papers & Posters; Roger Furness, Executive Director; Gisėle
Clark, Marketing Support; Han Tendeloo, General Support: Menno van der
Veen, Technical Tours and Thierry Bergmans, Exhibition & Registration.
Not pictured are: Florian Camerer, Broadcast Sessions; Martin Wöhr,
Advisor R&D Target Group; Stan Tempelaars, Historical Events; Stefani
Renner, Communications & PR and Jan Romijn, Special Events.

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