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The 139th AES Convention is gearing up to take place October 29-November 1 at the Jacob Javits Center, and will bring together the world’s largest gathering of audio professionals including the team from VUE. Attendees will be offered opportunities to hear from top audio industry figures while also sharing in the latest research and technology information through informative papers, tutorials, workshops and special events.

REGISTER FOR A VIP PASS! Courtesy of VUE Audiotechnik. You can register through this link for FREE until end-of-day October 26th, 2015

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Stop in any time, the whole team will be on VUE: Ken Berger, Jeff Taylor,  Jim Sides, Jerry Colmenero, Sara Elliott, Ilona Adamson and our local rep Steve Katz.


TECHNICAL PROGRAM
Thursday October 29th   9am – 7pm
Friday October 30th   9am – 7pm
Saturday October 31st   9am – 7pm
Sunday November 1st   9am – 6pm


 Our  VP Americas, Jeff Taylor will be presenting at the AES Seminars:
Mono vs Stereo vs LCR in HOW and Fixed-Install,’  Saturday at 1:00 pm.


Exhibition and Demo Room Hours 
Friday October 30th   10am – 6pm
Saturday October 31st   10am – 6pm
Sunday November 1st   10am – 4pm
 Book your hotel via AES Housing

 

Adjacent to the AES show is the NYC stop of Audinate’s Dante AV Networking Conference where you can come explore the Dante enabled VUE h-Class in action, and learn more about Dante networking at this free, full-day event, including presentations, training workshops and interactive panel discussions led by industry experts.

Here’s the link for FREE registration & more details about the training program. The event takes place the day before the AES program on Thursday October 28th,  8:30am to 5pm at Zanger Hall, 347 W 34th St, New York, NY 10001   MAP
Breakfast snacks and lunch will be provided by VUE and event sponsors.

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What AES has to say ABOUT THIS YEAR’S TECHNICAL PAPERS:
On the first day of the Convention, Thursday, October 29, the AES will hold its Opening Ceremonies featuring presentations by AES 139th Convention Chairs Jim Anderson and Paul Gallo, AES President Andres Mayo, Executive Director Bob Moses, and the AES Awards Committee. The Opening Ceremonies will be capped off by the Keynote address, “Virtual Reality, Audio, and the Future,” delivered by Oculus Chief Scientist Michael Abrash.
Thursday activities continue with an all-star Platinum Latin Producers and Engineers panel hosted by Andres Mayo, as well as two other in-depth presentations: “Producing Across Generations: New Challenges, New Solutions—Making Records for Next to Nothing in the 21st Century,” moderated by Jesse Lauter, which takes a candid look at the business of maximizing modern production contracts and budgetary considerations; and also an interesting historical discussion on the “50th Anniversary of the Master Antenna on the Empire State Building,” moderated by Scott Fybush.
Friday offers another full day of free-to-attend panels and events, beginning with the Platinum Producers panel, “The Big Payback,” hosted by Errol Kolisine, and a presentation by the AES’ next President Elect Alex U. Case, titled “The Rocket Scientist in the Recording Studio,” exploring the achievements and techniques of Saul Walker, API co-founder and former Chief Engineer. Other featured events include the Platinum Engineers panel hosted by SonicScoop’s Justin Colletti, and a discussion moderated by Howard Massey on “The Great British Recording Studios,” as well as the return of the DTVAG (Digital Television Audio Group) AES Forum where the hottest issues in broadcast audio will be analyzed following a Keynote speech from Tom Sahara, DTVAG Chairman Emeritus and Turner Sports Vice President, Operations and Technology. The day will conclude with the early evening Heyser Memorial Lecture given by Forensic Audio Analyst Bruce E. Koenig, titled “Acoustic Forensic Gunshot Analysis — The Kennedy Assassination and Beyond,” which will take a look at the important role of audio forensics technologies and techniques both past and present.
Saturday’s events at the 139th Convention kick off with the popular AES Platinum Mastering panel hosted by Bob Ludwig, followed by a panel discussion hosted in collaboration with The Recording Academy Producers & Engineers Wing titled “Your Credits, Your Money, the New Data Standards and DDEX — What YOU Need to Know!” hosted by Paul Jessop. The day continues with a broadcast audio theme, beginning with a lunchtime Keynote from television game show broadcast mixer Ed Greene, followed by the GRAMMY SoundTables® presentation, “After Hours — Mixing for Late Night TV.” The final event on Saturday is the traditional after-hours organ concert at the historic Central Synagogue.
Sunday at AES will host a discussion with GRAMMY®-winning Jazz bassist Christian McBride, “Leader – Sideman: The Life of a Jazz Musician,” moderated by Harry Weinger, and the Convention’s Exhibition Floor will remain open until 4 pm for attendees to network while browsing the audio equipment and services being represented.
“With such a diverse and engaging group of presenters and events, we hope that everyone will take advantage of our free Exhibits-Plus badges and really take a look at what the AES Convention has to offer,” stated AES Executive Director Bob Moses. “These events, which have been wildly successful year-after-year, along with our Live Sound Expo, Project Studio Expo and hundreds of Exhibitors, offer an amazing experience for everyone involved with, or interested in, audio. And those who wish to take it to the next level with the All Access badge are offered a penetrating look down the rabbit-hole into the inner-sanctum of audio research and development – a truly unique opportunity.”
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