AES New York 2018 Presenter or Author
Elisabeth McMullin
Primary Affiliation: Samsung Research America - Valencia, CA USA
Elisabeth McMullin is an audio researcher, programmer, and educator who works on the vanguard of acoustic and psychoacoustic research as a Lead Acoustic Researcher for Samsung Research America’s Digital Media Solutions Group.
In her role, Elisabeth is responsible for subjective audio research and competitive benchmarking, helping Samsung to understand human perception of sound, and what listeners want in an audio experience.
Prior to joining Samsung, Elisabeth worked as an Acoustic Researcher in Sean Olive’s psychoacoustic research group at Harman International, where she specialized in developing software applications for subjective testing and evaluation.
She also spent time in her career working as the Lead Technical Engineer at the Village Studios in West Los Angeles and as a college instructor of audio electronics and programming.
Elisabeth has been sole author on two papers, and has co-authored eight AES publications, which include research into audio perception, headphones, and room acoustics.
Elisabeth holds an MFA from California Institute of the Arts in Experimental Sound and Dual B.A. Degrees from Brown University in Computer Music and Modern Culture and Media.
Session List
Oct 17:
P01: Perception – Part 1 (Chair)
Developing a Method for the Subjective Evaluation of Smartphone Music Playback (Author)