Technical Council and Committees- Audio Engineering Society
AES Technical Committees
AES Technical Committee on Coding of Audio Signals
AES Technical Committee on Transmission and Broadcasting
AES Technical Committee on Loudspeakers and Headphones
AES Technical Committee on Network Audio Systems
AES Technical Committee on Multichannel and Binaural Audio Technologies
AES Technical Committee on Audio Recording and Mastering Systems
AES Technical Committee on Studio Practices and Production
AES Technical Committee on Microphones and Applications
AES Technical Committee on Perception and Subjective Evaluation of Audio
AES Technical Committee on Acoustics and Sound Reinforcement
AES Technical Committee on Signal Processing
AES Technical Committee on High Resolution Audio
AES Technical Committee on Archiving, Restoration, and Digital Libraries
AES Technical Committee on Automotive Audio
AES Technical Committee on Audio for Telecommunications
AES Technical Committee on Audio for Games
AES Technical Committee on Semantic Audio Analysis
AES Technical Committee on Hearing and Hearing Loss Prevention
AES Technical Committee on Human Factors in Audio Systems
AES Technical Council Advisory Group on Regulations
AES Technical Committee on Audio Forensics
AES Technical Committee on Electro Magnetic Compatibility
AES Technical Committee Members Virtual Office
Audio Engineering Society Technical Council and Committees

Technical Documents

Technical Documents are publications of the Technical Council that have an overall purpose of informing members and the public of the state of technology in areas represented by the Technical Committees. They comment on the currently available technology and applications, as well as seek to identify new and future directions and comment on their technical capabilities or shortcomings. The intended publications are different from the Standards Documents and from the Journal Papers as their goal is not to state a policy or support for a technical method, device or principle, but to provides information that represents a collective knowledge of a group of experts. Depending on the specific needs in each area, a wide range of publications can be foreseen, from a general overview to a highly technical analysis, in text, CD-ROM, DVD and other formats.

The list of Technical Documents:
  • Recommendation for delivery of recorded music projects (2003) (New!)
  • Multichannel Surround Sound Systems and Operations (2001)
  • Networking Audio and Music Using Internet2 and Next-Generation Internet Capabilities (1999)

    • Neither AES nor any of its Committees or members shall be responsible for any consequences resulting from the use of information contained in these publications.

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