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Reproduced Sound 21: Feeding Back to the Future
Following the technical and social success of last year’s meeting, the Electroacoustics Group of the Institute of Acoustics is organising a very special Reproduced Sound 21 conference which will take place in Oxford from 4th-5th November.
This “coming of age” meeting promises to be a landmark in Reproduced Sound’s history and will be an opportunity to look back – and forward, “Feeding back to the future!”
Those who have ever attended a Reproduced Sound conference will know that they represent the cutting edge of modern audio and acoustics, presented in an informal and convivial environment that allows consultants, manufacturers, contractors and end users to mingle and share insights and information. For those that haven’t, it is an opportunity for business networking in an atmosphere that proves you can have “high brow” and “informal” in one place at one time.
This year, as you would expect from such an important milestone, there are many key ingredients to whet the appetite. There will be a menu of impeccably served papers from the world’s leading academics, consultants, suppliers and manufacturers in the field who will speak on the practical and theoretical aspects of a range of topics including: room acoustics – studios; surround sound – intelligibility; acoustic enhancement - Loudspeakers; Microphones – System Optimisation; Measurement – Modelling; Perceptual domain – AMPS/DSP.
For the evenings, an audio ‘Antiques Road Show’ and a ‘University Challenge’ are planned as part of the entertainment side of the weekend.
If you want to hear the latest in Audio Technology from the Industry’s leading manufacturers and consultants then you cannot afford to miss RS21.
For further information regarding this event, please contact Linda Canty, Institute of Acoustics, tel: 01727 848195 or visit the Reproduced Sound 21 website at http://www.reproducedsound.co.uk
3rd June 2005
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