We regret to inform you that the “Adding Height Channels to Nature Recordings” event scheduled for Friday, April 3rd at De Anza High School has been postponed due to the […]
Physical modeling of musical instruments is a fun and deeply technical topic, drawing on many fields including physics, acoustics, digital signal processing and music. Modern physical modeling technology has been […]
The Bay Area chapters of AES and SoundGirls are belatedly celebrating Women’s History Month with a conversation among local Music Editors, Mixers, and Sound Designers discussing their craft, workflow, background […]
Mark Pearson (ARC Law) will present on intellectual property concerns of the creators/makers/DIY manufacturers in our AES SF Section. He will discuss: US & California Law Patent Law (U.S.) Trademark […]
Abstract: A.I. and machine learning have become components of our audio and music production tools. From simple functions to fully automated mixing and composition algorithms, the influence of A.I. in […]
The San Francisco Audio Engineering Society welcomes the engineering crew behind the Bay Area’s own multi-Grammy winning Fantastic Negrito’s latest two albums, Please Don’t Be Dead, which won the Best […]
System continuity means business continuity. Keep your clients happy and your invoices rolling out by covering as many free and inexpensive information security controls as you can. Your high-value data […]
Alan Venitosh will give us a tour of the Telefunken factory, moderated by John Krivit. This factory manufactures microphones in South Windsor, CT. This will be about an hour of […]
January 16th, 2020 kicked off the official opening of the NAMM show to the full audience. Attendees were wide-eyed at the expansion of the Anaheim Convention Center, and the wonderment […]
Evolving Your Audio Career with John Krivit, Jonathan Ruest, Rachel Ludeman and Brad Delava This is a co-presentation with the San Francisco and Los Angeles AES Sections. AES Past President […]