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Technical Committee

Audio Production

Mission Statement

Formerly Audio Recording & Technology Practices, the technical committee on Audio Production offers a forum gathering the expertise of its international members, which represents the professional audio community to the international research, development, and manufacturing segments of the industry. Our mission is to evaluate and recommend techniques and best practices, to collaborate with other professional organizations, and to offer educational programming essential to the advancement of professional audio production.

Areas of Concentration

  1. Professional Studio and Product R&D /Manufacturing Relationships
  2. Real – World Equipment Evaluation and Testing Procedures
  3. Evaluation / Recommended Procedures for Production
  4. New Tools to Advance Professional Audio Production
  5. Networking Links to Related Professional Organizations

Current Areas Of Work

  • The Technical Committee of Recording Technology and Practices is in continuous communication with the Producer’s and Engineers Wing of the Recording Academy in several areas.
  • In the area of Master Delivery Recommendations, we support a best practices document that is released to both the AES and the Recording Academy constituencies.
  • Other current work includes similar documents relating to high resolution audio and immersive music production.

Community Member

Akira Fukada
Dietrich Schuller
Kunimaro Tanaka
Hiroaki Suzuki
James J McTigue
George Massenburg
Stefan Shibata
Kyle Lehning
Carlos Garza
Nicolas Hans
Jamie Angus
Mandy Parnell
Andres A. Mayo
Thomas Lund
Michael Romanowski
Paul Womack
Bob Katz
Tom Scott
Francis Rumsey
Kimio Hamasaki
Wieslaw Woszczyk
Jim Kaiser
Richard King
John Oh
Helmut Wittek
John Klett
Alex Case
Kazuho Ono
Maureen Droney
Rob Toulson
Peter Doell
Kaylie Ackerman
Stanley Lipshitz
Lars Gaustad
Shawn Michael
Mick Sawaguchi
Jim Anderson
Toru Kamekawa
John Sorensen
Craig Anderson
Jonathan Wyner
Chris Goosman
Glenn Lorbecki
Anand îyer
Elliot Scheiner
James Sullivan