Audio Engineering Society

Audio Engineering Society AES promotes the growth, knowledge, and appreciation of the science and art of audio, connecting people and ideas worldwide.

Immersive Audio, Without the BarriersHow can immersive audio reach more listeners, across more platforms and playback en...
10/07/2026

Immersive Audio, Without the Barriers

How can immersive audio reach more listeners, across more platforms and playback environments?

At AES Show Nashville 2026, Alex Kosiorek, Hyunkook Lee and Rodrigo Meirelles present “Immersive Without Barriers: Practical Paths from Production to Audience,” exploring real-world approaches to capturing, producing, mixing and delivering immersive audio.

From binaural headphone listening and broadcast to dedicated spatial systems, the workshop looks at practical ways to make immersive experiences more accessible while maintaining consistent, engaging results.

Session Link: https://bit.ly/3VvJWeS

📅 Friday, October 30 • 4:00 PM
📍 AES Show Nashville 2026 • Ga***rd Opryland Resort

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Stay connected with what’s happening across the AES community.Explore upcoming Section events, workshops, meetups and mo...
10/06/2026

Stay connected with what’s happening across the AES community.
Explore upcoming Section events, workshops, meetups and more on the AES Events Calendar:

https://aes.org/events-calendar/

What should you listen for when evaluating perceptual audio codecs?Featured in the September 2026 issue of the Journal o...
10/05/2026

What should you listen for when evaluating perceptual audio codecs?

Featured in the September 2026 issue of the Journal of the Audio Engineering Society, “Perceptual Audio Coders – What to Listen For: The Free Web Edition” presents a new generation of the AES Technical Committee on Coding of Audio Signals’ educational tutorial on recognizing and understanding audio coding artifacts.

This Open Access article explores an expanded range of codec artifacts, the theory behind them and subjective quality evaluation, alongside a freely available interactive tutorial designed for computers, tablets and mobile devices.

Read the article in the AES E-Library:
https://aes.org/publications/elibrary/elibrary-page/?id=23437

Hear what makes immersive worth the effort.On Friday, October 30, at AES Show Nashville 2026, Jim Anderson and Ulrike Sc...
10/05/2026

Hear what makes immersive worth the effort.

On Friday, October 30, at AES Show Nashville 2026, Jim Anderson and Ulrike Schwarz present “New Immersive and Surround Recordings by Anderson and Schwarz.”

Featuring high-resolution 7.1.4 recordings, the session will examine the recording, mixing and reproduction techniques behind the work, exploring the factors that can make immersive audio a compelling listening experience.

Hear the recordings firsthand and gain insight into the creative and technical decisions behind them.
Session Link: https://bit.ly/4jGlilD

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How Do You Future-Proof a Recording Studio?Recording technology evolves quickly. The physical infrastructure behind it n...
10/04/2026

How Do You Future-Proof a Recording Studio?

Recording technology evolves quickly. The physical infrastructure behind it needs to be ready for whatever comes next.

At AES Show Nashville 2026, Anthony Di Bartolo, Judith Elliot-Brown, Joshua Morris, Kevin Page and John Storyk present “The Future-Proof Studio – Infrastructure as Strategy,” examining how studios can be designed for flexibility, expansion and changing technology without requiring invasive renovations down the road.

From conduit alternatives and low-voltage capacity to lifecycle design and the “Bare Maximum” philosophy, the panel looks beyond acoustics to the infrastructure that can determine a studio’s long-term adaptability.
Session Link: https://bit.ly/472Jx6b

Join us Sunday, November 1, at AES Show Nashville 2026.
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Get the Room Right: Explore the world of Acoustics at AES Show Nashville 2026From the fundamentals of how sound behaves ...
10/04/2026

Get the Room Right: Explore the world of Acoustics at AES Show Nashville 2026

From the fundamentals of how sound behaves to designing, optimizing and preserving the spaces where we experience it, AES Show Nashville 2026 offers a range of sessions exploring acoustics and studio design.
Featured sessions include:

• Your Favorite Crash Course on Acoustics
• Recording Studio Design and Optimization
• The Future-Proof Studio – Infrastructure as Strategy
• Preserving the Sound of Place: Recording Studios, Churches and Temples

Join us October 30–November 1 at the Ga***rd Opryland Resort.
View the full program and register at AESShow.com

Can We Preserve the Sound of a Place?The acoustic character of a recording studio, church or temple can be as distinctiv...
10/03/2026

Can We Preserve the Sound of a Place?

The acoustic character of a recording studio, church or temple can be as distinctive as its architecture, but what happens to that sound when the space is altered, damaged or lost?

At AES Show Nashville 2026, Jim Kaiser, Sungyoung Kim, Doyuen Ko and Wieslaw Woszczyk present “Preserving the Sound of Place: Recording Studios, Churches and Temples,” examining methods for documenting and virtually reconstructing the acoustic character of historically significant spaces.

Learn how impulse-response capture, auralization and immersive reproduction can help preserve an often-overlooked part of our cultural heritage.
Session Link: https://bit.ly/4zeVuBV

Join us Sunday, November 1, at AES Show Nashville 2026.
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Reserve Your Spot at the AES Show Nashville Education & Career Fair!Schools and organizations: showcase your programs, m...
10/03/2026

Reserve Your Spot at the AES Show Nashville Education & Career Fair!

Schools and organizations: showcase your programs, meet the next generation of audio professionals and connect with the AES community in Music City.

Tables are limited, so reserve yours today:
https://bit.ly/AESEdFair

Learn to Build an Audio Plugin and Put It to Work at AES Show Nashville 2026Join Christoph Thompson and Eric Tarr for “T...
10/02/2026

Learn to Build an Audio Plugin and Put It to Work at AES Show Nashville 2026

Join Christoph Thompson and Eric Tarr for “The Plugin Kitchen: Coding a Custom Effect and Putting It in the Mix,” a hands-on look at creating custom audio plugins in MATLAB.

Follow the process of building a channel strip with parametric EQ, compression and reverb, then see the finished plugin put to work in a live mixing demonstration.
Session Link: https://bit.ly/4xW32IE

Join us Saturday, October 31, at AES Show Nashville 2026.

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Explore Recording & Production at AES Show Nashville 2026From the perspectives behind the board to the evolving relation...
10/02/2026

Explore Recording & Production at AES Show Nashville 2026

From the perspectives behind the board to the evolving relationship between artists, engineers and audio technology, AES Show Nashville brings together a wide range of sessions exploring recording, mixing and music production.

Featured sessions include:
• Fix the Mix: Perspectives from Behind the Board
• From Stage to Studio: The Artist Perspective on Audio Production
• Dynamic Parametric EQ Applications in Audio Mixing
• The Human Signal: How Working Musicians Are Shaping the Future of Audio Tools

Explore these sessions and more at AES Show Nashville 2026, October 30–November 1 at the Ga***rd Opryland Resort.

View the full program and register at AESShow.com

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