TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. 125th Convention Wrap-up
2. Current Discussions In AES Journal Online Forum
3. Call For Papers (Class D Audio Amplification)
4. September AES Journal Available Online
125th Convention Wrap-up
As the 407 exhibits were dismantled and the 17,892 attendees began
returning home, a palpable upbeat vibe accompanied virtually everyone
involved with the 125th AES Convention held in the Moscone Center
October 2-5, 2008.
"All our Committee Chairs noted the professionalism and enthusiasm
evidenced by event participants and attendees alike," remarked
Convention Co-Chair John Strawn. "From an SRO audience for Opening Day
Ceremonies and Chris Stone's Keynote Address to packed houses for most
of our Broadcast, Platinum, Educational and Special Events (including
Geoff Emerick's 40th Anniversary Sgt. Pepper's presentation), the 125th
Convention will stand as a water mark against which future conventions
will be measured."
Read more...
Current Discussions In AES Journal Online Forum
Some of the current discussions are on:
1. Audibility of a CD-Standard A/DA/A Loop Inserted into High-Resolution
Audio Playback
JAES Volume 55 Issue 9 pp. 775-779; September 2007 (4 comments)
2. Digital Audio Antiquing-Signal Processing Methods for Imitating the Sound
Quality of Historical Recordings
JAES Volume 56 Issue 3 pp. 115-139; March 2008 (1 comment)
3. A New Method for Measuring Distortion Using a Multitone Stimulus and
Noncoherence
JAES Volume 56 Issue 3 pp. 176-188; March 2008 (2 comments)
You can participate in any of these discussions by logging into the
AES Journal Forum.
To view any other discussions or start a new discussion about a Journal
article you should locate the paper in the Online
Journal and click on the Comments link.
Call For Papers (Class D Audio Amplification)
The AES 37th International Conference Committee invites you to submit
technical papers for presentation at the conference in 2009 in Hillerød,
Denmark. Over the last ten years switched-mode power amplifiers, very
often called digital power amplifiers, have become the technology of
choice in all of the global audio industry. The high efficiency and
compact design inherent in digital power amplifier technology has
inspired many engineers to design new and interesting products in
existing and new market areas. Digital amplification technology covers
everything from the ever-expanding portable cell phone/media player
market in the milli-watt range to the most powerful public address
systems at thousands of watts.
This conference will present an overview of the current state-of-the-art
in a broad perspective and address many of the new scientific
disciplines involved in this still growing field. Digital power
amplification is in many ways a combination of mixing otherwise
complementary scientific fields such as power electronics, signal
processing, DSP, advanced analog design, EMC, and more. The objective
of the conference is to address this complex and challenging range
of disciplines.
Read more about submitting a
paper proposal.
September AES Journal Is Available Online Here
This issue includes:
• Papers on:
Driver Strategies for Digital Loudspeaker Arrays
Split-Sideband Distortion Synthesis Techniques
Including Semi-Inductors in Models of Loudspeakers
Automated Recognition of Singing Using Neural Networks
• Feature: The Future of Home Audio
• 33rd Conference Report, Denver
• Call for Papers: 126th Convention, Munich
• Call for Papers: 36th Conference, Dearborn
• Call for Papers: 37th Conference, Denmark
• AES Standards Committee News
• News of the Sections, Sound Track, etc.
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