Past Events - AES

Brief Event Description: The demands of modern audio converters make low-jitter audio clocks a critical requirement if high-performance is to be achieved. It is now possible to find affordable ADCs and DACs that approach or exceed 130dB SNR and -120dB THDN. Run of the mill clock generators will not cut it for performance at this… Continue reading Past Events

Join us for an AES Atlanta Section mixer/social at Fellini's Pizza Howell Mill. Come unwind and network! ***Food/drinks will not be covered by AES Atlanta Section

Historical Live Sound Loudspeakers and Headphones Mastering Microphones and Applications Product Development Recording and Production Graphic of Section Events Signal Processing Sound Reinforcement

AI is already embedded in musical practice, influencing how compositions are created, arranged, and produced—even though it lacks intention, emotion, or cultural context. This talk examines the potential and limitations of AI as a creative partner, considering how it reshapes traditional workflows, impacts skill development, and challenges conventional notions of authorship and creativity.

We welcome everyone at Pacific Northwest AES meetings and tickets are free, although there is a way to donate to us without fees. All tickets, paid or free, are otherwise equal.

The Central Regional Audio Student Summit is an annual, student-led summit held every year at Webster University. It is the largest student-led audio summit in the world and features panels, workshops, a mix competition, live band recording, and more-- all led by industry professionals. This year we are expecting to host of panelists and roughly 300 attendees from all across the country.