In October, surround sound pioneer Tomlinson Holman gave a fascinating presentation to our Section on “The History and Future of Surround Sound”.
Now that Tomlinson has concluded a series of presentations around the US on this topic, he has given us permission to publish our video of his presentation.
Following the brief AGM, audio hardware designer Paul Messick presented on the topic of:
Low Noise Design – a How To
Paul Messick presenting via Zoom – Photo Rodney Staples
In his introduction, Section Chairman Graeme Huon outlined Paul’s wide experience in his field, names like Dallas Semiconductor, JPL, M Audio/Digidesign, where he was head of engineering. We heard how he later founded Avermetrics (production line and benchtop audio analysers), and since moving to Australia, has founded Glassworks Audio which specialises in high-end professional audio equipment. Paul started his presentation with an apology and a warning that “there will be mathematics”.
The next meeting of the AES Melbourne Section will be an online event held on Monday 11th August 2025 via Zoom.
It will commence at 7:30 pm AEST with a brief Section Annual General Meeting, which will feature reports from the Chairman and the Treasurer, followed by the election of Section Officers and Committee Members for the 2025/26 year.
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