AES Dublin 2019 Presenter or Author
Mark Sheppard
Primary Affiliation: Anglia Ruskin University - Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, UK
My work focuses on the perceptual effects of psychoacoustic audio watermarking on the human auditory system, including metadata insertion and decode in high resolution 96 kHz audio tracks. I have worked in a number of varied fields throughout my career including music engineering and production, pathology, genetics and microbial/ viral research.
I play a variety of instruments, including the bass, banjo, mandolin, electric and acoustic guitar, synthesizers and keyboards along with a host of triggering and sampling technology. I also have my own record label called Fierce Kitten Records, which releases my own work along with collaborations from other artists.
More Info: http://www.theoffering.co.uk
Session List
Mar 22:
P18: MIR
Evaluating White Noise Degradation on Sonic Quick Response Code (SQRC) Decode Efficacy (Author)