If a peaceful transfer of power sounds good to you, look to the Audio Engineering Society (AES) as a shining example.
On January 1, 2021, the AES presidency seamlessly transitioned to Jonathan Wyner from the organization’s top executive in 2020, Agnieszka Roginska. As Ms. Roginska did before him, Wyner can Read more...
For me, mixing has been this gradual language that I've been learning, realizing that I can actually integrate it as a part of my songwriting process. I just try to think of it not...
Read MoreTwo AES announcements caught our eye in July.
We saw that Fall Registration for the 149th Convention had opened, laying the groundwork for their first fully online expo taking place throughout October. Two weeks later, we learned the results of the Audio Engineering Society 2020 elections, revealing the names of Read more...
How do you escape your past? Keep on reinventing the future.
Professor Thomas Dolby knows this as well as anyone. His credentials today reveal a mind that’s been laser-focused — probably even obsessed — with what’s next for audio. Throughout his multi-decade career, Dolby has emerged as pioneer in all Read more...
AES 2017 ended this weekend, and we have shots of some of the best and most interesting new gear from the show. Thanks to all those who visited us at the SonicScoop booth, and we hope you enjoy our annual photo recap below!
Microphones Speakers, Headphones and Monitoring Hardware and Read more...It comes to NYC but every other year: The 143rd AES Convention is bringing plenty of anticipation to the Jacob Javits Center.
Exhibits are October 18-20, and the program runs October 18-21st. Whether attendees just walk the floor, or dive in much deeper with the extremely comprehensive technical program, the Read more...
