FIRST WORKSHOP - MONDAY 20th APRIL, NATIONAL RAILWAY MUSEUM, YORK

Sound and the Heritage Experience

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Please find attached details of the I Hear Too research network and our first research workshop in York.

The Institute of Electronic Music and Acoustics (IEM) calls for contributions to the first Ambisonics Symposium. As many past audio and acoustics conferences have shown, there seems to exist a group of persistent spherical audio enthusiasts. We therefore decided to go ahead and organize the first symposium on this subject to improve and intensify the ongoing scientific discussion on spherical audio. The Ambisonics Symposium will be held 25-27 June 2009 at the IEM in Graz, AUSTRIA.

SpACE-net FINAL EVENT! Discussion workshop with demonstrations

Update - event report now added....

Tuesday 16th September 2008
At: University of Derby

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Following our 2nd Spatial Audio Workshop in January 2008, SpACE-Net is pleased to announce a unique collaborative opportunity for composers, sound artists, and sound designers working anywhere in the audio industry.

After the success of the recent SpACE-Net International Spatial Audio Workshop in January, and the networking opportunities it offered, we would like to open a call for proposals for collaborative projects.
SpACE-Net can offer financial help to enable you and your proposed collaborative partner(s) to undertake activity which will result in a full proposal to an external funder (e.g. EPSRC) by 31/08/2008.

Over seventy people from all over the UK and Europe attended the 2nd SpACE-Net Spatial Audio Workshop held in the Music Research Centre on Wednesday 23rd January 2008.  The theme of this year’s event was “5.1 Surround-sound: Opportunity or Constraint?” and invited speakers considered this question from many different angles.

After the success of the first SpACE-Net International Spatial Audio Workshop in January 2007, we are delighted to announce our next major event, planned for Wednesday 23rd January 2008, to be held at the Music Research Centre (MRC), University of York, York, UK.  With this announcement we would like to open general registrations for the event via this website.

The general theme for the workshop is: 5.1 Surround-sound: Opportunity or Constraint? And this theme is reflected in the the guest speakers that have been invited and the new works that have been commissioned.

The day will last from 10:00 - 17:00 and will consist of invited presentations and demos from both practitioners and leading industry figures:

• Keynote Presentation - Jean-Marc Jot, head of Creative Labs 3D audio Research and Development at the Creative Advanced Technology Center, California, USA.
• Invited Speaker - Chris Watson, sound recordist and artist.  "Chris Watson is to radio wildlife programme making what David Attenborough is to television", BBC Radio Times.
• Invited Speaker - Aristotel Digenis, spatial audio researcher and Experienced Game Audio Programmer for Codemasters.

We have commissioned two new spatial audio works to be presented at the event (details to follow), and there will also be a poster session to highlight recent research in spatial audio from the UK and internationally.

To support the ongoing collaborative call for works sponsored by Creative special tutorial sessions will be offered by Creative audio developers during the day on the use of the ISACT toolset - this incorporates a library for building interactive spatial audio compositions into software applications.  It is strongly suggested that those interested in this call attend one of these tutorials!  More information, and the opportunity to sign-up (must be done separately to the main event as places are strictly limited!) are available in the item below.

There will be specific networking opportunities - SpACE-Net is looking to sponsor new multi-disciplinary collaborative projects over the coming year, hopefully leading to major funding applications.  To do this effectively, and to help target the people you would like to work with, once you have registered for the event, please use the Collaborator Ads to promote your interests or potential project to help facilitate initial conversations that can be followed up on the day. Alternatively you can use the forum similarly.

HHB will also be demonstrating the new Beyerdynamic Headzone portable 5.1 headphone monitoring system.

Registration is free to SpACE-Net members, who should sign-up for the event (click here and using the Sign Up option at the bottom of the item).  Membership of SpACE-Net is also free and you can register here.

Please register your interest in attending by 9th January 2008.

This SpACE-Net event is supported by Creative, HHB and Genelec.