SMPTE Invites AES Members to their Melbourne cinema-audio event
– As the Director Intended –
The Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers active Standards group 25CSS and John Maizels in conjunction with their Melbourne chapter and support from Village cinemas Australia (Tim Weeks) is hosting a discussion group and practical session focussing on cinema sound.
This will be held from 3:00 pm on Monday 27th June at: Cinema 11, Village Cinemas, Jam Factory, Level 1, 500 Chapel Street South Yarra.
The next in-person meeting of the AES Melbourne Section will be held on Monday 20th June 2022 at 7:30pm, in the SAE Institute Lecture Theatre, South Melbourne.
*Note – there will be NO live online element to this meeting.
Joe Hayes, Inventor and CTO of Vastigo Ltd, will conduct a Live Demonstration
of his DaS AuReality (Diffusion at Source) loudspeaker systems.
Vastigo V10 Demo Speakers
NewAudio AS8 Speaker
Joe invites everyone to bring along their favourite critical listening music (Audio CD format only) to exercise the system.
With COVID restrictions significantly eased, the Committee has made the decision to trial some in-person events as well as to maintain some online events for the 2022 meeting calendar.
On Monday April 11th a small cohort gathered in person for the first time in over two years for a Section Meeting. We visited the Involve Audio facility at Mentone, where Charlie Van Dongen demonstrated his designs for the complete surround sound chain with improved soundstage imaging – decoding, amplifier, loudspeaker processing, as well as electrostatic loudspeakers.
Charlie’s hospitality was most appreciated – photo Rod Staples
On arrival, we were greeted by a veritable feast of pizza and sandwiches along with soft drinks to start the evening. We thank Charlie and his accounts person John Di Paolo for their generosity.
Charlie welcomes us to his facility – photo Rod Staples
Charlie started out by introducing his colleagues David Alexandrou – head of electronics, Ron Berger -electronics and software development, and Wayne Cary – mechanical and process audio consultant, who would assist him with the demonstrations.
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