COVID-19 Concerns Shut Down AES Vienna Convention Slated For May
Plans underway for a virtualization of the convention technical program.
March 30, 2020
Plans underway for a virtualization of the convention technical program.
Free download provides possible paths forward as the global pandemic has educators seeking ways of applying available technology to online instruction.
Producer, engineer, composer, musician, studio owner and educator joined AES in 1988 and most recently served as chair of the Financial Planning Committee.
“One of my goals in 2020 is to build membership and continue to recognize that we are a diverse community of members – whether you are a student just exploring the world of audio, a young professional entering the workforce and growing in experience, in mid-career maintaining your skills while learning new ones in our rapidly changing industry, or a seasoned professional who wants to give back to the community as a mentor.” – AES president Agnieszka Roginska
“Live Day” and “Studio Day” in mid-May will play host to dozens of audio professionals for an event that serves as the primary funding mechanism for the local non-profit Nashville Engineer Relief Fund (NERF).
The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (NATAS) cites AES for “Development of Synchronized multi-channel uncompressed audio transport over IP Networks.”
Scott Sugden, Etienne Corteel, and François Montignies will address topics of immersive audio, AVB networking, and streamlining loudspeaker design and deployment.
Behind the scenes with the WYWU podcast for a road trip to record interviews in New York in a classic custom van.
Technical presentations, career development, expert presenters and hands-on training come together for four days of events at The NAMM Show 2020 in Anaheim, CA.
