Between Wednesday, September 21 and Monday, September 26, the Latin American Audio Conference AES LAC 2022 was held in the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, Argentina.
The AES-TAMABA Student Section played a leading role from the first minute. Under the slogan "Sound in the Metaverse" we actively participate in our stand located at the Exhibitors' Fair.
During the first day, on Wednesday, September 21, the student Bryan Lorenzo Aras defended his work in the Final of Category 1 "Acoustic Recording" of the Student Recording Competition, obtaining the Gold Medal.
On Thursday, September 22, at our stand, visitors were able to carry out tests with the 3D Didactic Training Simulator for Transmission Loss Measurements designed by the student Nahuel Orellana, the professors Indio Gauvron and Guido Alfonsi and our Faculty Advisor Gustavo González. This software is available for Android, IOS, Windows and VR, it is completely free and free; and joins other educational platforms that we have developed with the aim of innovating and improving educational quality in the teaching of music production: such as "Estudio 3D" and the "Virtual Campus 3D-XPO".
On the day of Friday, September 23, in the first round, the student Mathias Vorrath defended his work in the Final of Category 5 "Remix" of the Student Recording Competition and obtained the Silver Medal repeating the achievement achieved in Medellín 2021.
In the early hours of the afternoon, the students Ariadna Trotta, Nahuel Orellana, Rocío Briga and Federico Gironelli participated in the presentation of the Section and the International Conversation, sharing a panel with students from the rest of the Student Sections of Argentina and Latin America.
In the afternoon, Indio Gauvron together with Nahuel Orellana presented the 3D Training Simulator for Acoustic Measurements to a full audience. For 80 minutes they spoke about the goals and objectives of this project, "the why, how, when and what for" of the tool and its educational scope. Nahuel Orellana then carried out a user demonstration emphasizing the level measurement of the noise floor, the level measurement in the emitting and receiving rooms, data collection and the simulation of the reverberation time measurement in the receiving room. .
Then we participated in the Award Ceremony and Closing Ceremony of the scientific dissemination event regarding the most important audio at the regional level and in this way our participation concluded.
We are proud and congratulate all the students in our section. We will continue studying, researching, innovating with the desire to continue growing.
