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AES E-News: April 12 – Milan Convention, April Inside Track, March JournalTable of Contents
Experience "The Power of Sound" at AES Milan Convention
AES 144th Convention The AES Milan Convention will offer four days of intensive Technical Program presentations, including research paper presentations, tutorials, workshops, discussion panels and other interactive ways for attendees to expand their knowledge while sharing ideas with their colleagues and peers. Among the highlights, Malcolm Hawksford will give the Heyser Lecture on "Understanding High Quality Audio", and Marina Bosi will give the opening keynote entitled "How Perceptual Audio Coding Has Shaped Our Lives". Immersive Audio and Virtual Reality are among key themes for the convention, including cutting-edge ears-on demonstrations. Register now for special Advance Registration rates, including additional discounted pricing for AES Members and students.
April Inside Track Features Archiving, Restoration and Digital Libraries
AES President, Nadja Wallaszkovits, curates the April edition of the AES Inside Track (now also being translated into Chinese). Nadja's specialism is audio archiving and restoration, and as she says in her introduction "Archiving audio media is much more than indexing items and putting them on a shelf. It is about safeguarding our audible heritage, preserving the sound recordings of the centuries for the future and making them accessible". You'll find links to numerous resources on the topic. The AES Inside Track is available exclusively through the AES Member Portal and is an added member benefit, free to all AES members As another feature of Inside Track we’re piloting a video interview hosted by Francis Rumsey, Consultant Editor and Technical Writer for the AES Journal. This month Francis talks to James Woodcock about his paper on mixing of object based immersive audio, published in the January/February AES Journal.
AES Journal March Issue Now Available
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