AES 2015 Photo Journal: Panels & Parties
November 3rd, 2015 by SonicScoop
Yesterday, we shared our massive photo review of the best and most innovative new gear of the 2015 AES convention. Today, we’d like to share a few pics from some of the coolest panels and hottest afterparties.
First, we’ll start with some picks from AES’ official event photos, and then wind down with our snapshots of the nightlife scene after the convention.
Panels & Show Floor
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- Registration lines at the convention center.
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- Visitors stream onto the exhibit floor.
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- Crowds on the show floor.
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- The AES Student Fair, right off the show floor.
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- Packed houses as always, for all the major panels.
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- SonicScoop’s Justin Colletti moderates the Platinum Engineers Panel, featuring Joe Chicarelli, Chris Zane, Chris Godbey and John Congleton.
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- Another view of SonicScoop’s Justin Colletti with Platinum Engineers Joe Chicarelli, Chris Zane, Chris Godbey and John Congleton.
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- John Congleton also gave a solo masterclass, fresh off his first GRAMMY win with St. Vincent.
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- Mastering engineer and living legend Bob Ludwig wins the Gold Medal Award, pictured here with AES President Andres Mayo.
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- Convention Co-Chairs Jim Anderson and Paul Gallow.
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- Errol Kolisine of NYU moderates the Platinum Producers Panel with Hank Shocklee, Joel Hamilton and Nick Sansano.
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- Platinum Latin Producers & Engineers Panel, moderated by Andres Mayo.
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- The GRAMMY SoundTable Panel: After Hours—Mixing for Late Night, moderated by Will Lee.
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- The Empire State Building lit up in blue in honor of the 50th anniversary of the Alford master FM antenna.
Sinners & Saints Listening Party at Quad Studios
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- David “Roz” Rosner of Quad and Dave Malekpour of Professional Audio Design hosted the “Sinners & Saints” party at Quad.
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- Visitors were treated to a listening session of Quad’s new active Augspurger monitors with on-board DSP. They are earth-shaking and articulate at any level.
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- Later on in the evening, guests were treated to live performances in Quad’s Studio 1. We snuck in before the show to check out the setup, which sounded great using only British-designed Sontronics microphones.
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- The quiet before the storm: A view from the live room before the crowds arrived.
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- A wall full of legendary recordings at Quad.
Party at Studio G
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- Audio Engineer Bob Mallory, SonicScoop’s Janice Brown, Mastering Engineer Joe Lambert and Audio Engineer Rick Kwan catch up at the jam-packed Studio G party in Brooklyn.
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- Nashville-based Producer/Engineer Ryan Hewitt stopped by for a visit, among others.
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- Joel Hamilton give tours of the space in small batches…
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- …While vistors congregate throughout the immense space. Studio B is pictured here with co-owner Tony Maimone at the far right.
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- Adrian Tregonning of NYU spends some time in studio B.
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- Paolo from indie rock outlet The Deli Magazine hangs with Joe Lambert of Joe Lambert Mastering.
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- Joel Scheuneman of the Manhattan Center works his way throught the crowd.
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- A view of the crowds in Studio A.
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- Kieran Kelly of the Buddy Project and Janice Brown of SonicScoop stop for a chat in a less crowded corner of the hallway.
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- Audio Power Tools served as a sponsor for the event. Dan Physics smiles for the camera.
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- Studio G’s Michael Jinno, pictured at left, entertains guests.
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- Studio G’s Francisco Botero silhouetted against a rare patch of white on this otherwise wooden and wallpapered space.
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- Audio engineer Matthew Werden arrives.
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- Joel Scheuneman and Rick Kwan talk shop.
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- A first time AES attendee is psyched to be here. Strange Weather’s Daniel James Schlett pictured at right.
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