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Any Song, Anytime, Anywhere - January 2010
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Mastering in an Ever-Expanding Universe - January 2010
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Recording Electric Guitar—The Science and the Myth - January 2010
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AES Publications
The AES publishes a wide variety of information in various formats. You can search the E-Library to find content from Convention and Conference Papers and the peer-reviewed Journal of the AES. You may also be interested in our Standards Documents, Technical Documents, and Anthologies and Collections.
Sources of Publications
Convention and Conference Papers
A Fast Reverberation Estimator for Virtual Environments
One of the most distinctive acoustic parameters of a room is the reverberation as it gives the room its individual sound characteristic.
Eidola: An Interactive Augmented Reality Audio-Game Prototype
Augmented reality audio represents a new trend in digital technology that enriches the real acoustic environment with synthesized sound produced by...
AES Journal
January/February Issue of the AES Journal
The January/February issue of the AES Journal is now available for online viewing.
Article on Recording Electric Guitar—The Science and the Myth
Electric guitar tone, you know it’s right when you hear it. How is it achieved?
Tutorials
Blu-ray High Resolution Music Media
A workshop presented at the 126th AES Convention held in Munich.
Audio Networking for the Pros
A number of companies now offer audio networking solutions designed for professional applications, based on the ubiquitous Ethernet standard.
Standards Documents
Serial Multichannel Audio Digital Interface (MADI)
This revision includes minor changes to conform to recent revisions of AES3 and AES5 and provides clarifications of sync reference signals and link transmission-rate tolerance.
Weighted Peak Flutter Measurement
This document describes a method for measurement of weighted peak flutter of sound recording and reproducing equipment.
Technical Documents
Best Practices in Network Audio
This white paper examines the issues surrounding network audio and provides guidance to installers and users that can help them build successful networked systems.
Recommendation for Delivery of Recorded Music Projects
This document contains guidelines for both short-term (transitional) and long-term (archival) storage of master recordings.
Anthologies and Monographs
Wave Field Synthesis
A monograph about a format for spatial sound reproduction without ‘sweet spot’ limitations. Diemer de Vries was involved in the development and application of the WFS concept from the very beginning.
Spatial Sound Techniques, Part 2
An anthology of papers about Multichannel Audio Technologies. Part 2 concentrates on the fundamental principles of loudspeaker-based multichannel spatial audio systems.

