PMC’s Masters of Audio seminars, in exclusive partnership with the AES, will give AES New York 2017 attendees the opportunity to hear immersive sound presentations from some of the pro audio industry’s most prominent engineers and producers.
These sonically exhilarating events will take place during the 143rd AES Convention at the Javits Centre, which runs from October 18th – 21st 2017. The UK speaker manufacturer will host the seminars in demo room 1E06, which will have a full 9.1 monitor setup based on the company’s IB2-XBD-A monitor system supplemented with IB1S-AIII for the surround channels and reference twotwo.6 models for the height channels. The award-winning MB3S-XBD-A monitors will also be on display. Also, AES visitors can hear all these monitors as they are put through their paces between seminar sessions.
PMC’s Masters of Audio seminar program is now a well-established attraction at AES Conventions in the USA. Topics under discussion this year will include Spatial Audio for Multitrack Recordings, Making Your Mixes Shine, Practical Immersive Audio at Home, Modern Classical Production, Kraftwerk and Booka Shade, as well as an special listening program of 9.1 music productions. Each session will feature eminent, world-renowned music professionals such as:
· Chris Tabron, a multi-platinum producer, mixer and engineer who has worked with artists such as Beyoncé, Mary J Blige, Nicki Minaj.
· Piper Payne, owner and chief engineer of Neato Mastering in California.
· GRAMMY nominated producer David Bowles, founder of classical recording production company Swineshead Productions.
· GRAMMY nominated engineer Daniel Shores who is based at Sono Luminus and is also Adjunct Professor at Shenandoah University.
· Ian Corbett, Coordinator and Professor of Audio Engineering at Kansas Community College and author of the book Mic It! on microphone techniques.
· Tom Ammermann, producer and founder of Luna Studios in Hamburg, who now specialises in 3D and spatial audio technologies.
· Robert Ridihalgh, a a composer and sound designer who has scored the music and sound for over100 games.
· Scott Selfon, composer and principal software engineer lead at Microsoft.
· Mark Yeend, Creative Director at Mircosoft’s Xbox Advanced Technology Group.
· Martha de Francisco, classical producer/engineer and Professor for Sound Recording at McGill University, Montreal.
· Composer Akiyuki Morimoto, whose work includes music for Monster Hunter 3, Lost Planet 2 and Resident Evil 6.
A full schedule of seminars and speakers can be found at
Posted: Tuesday, October 3, 2017
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