Today, Monday 14 October, Benjamin Mawson a Composer and Virtual Performance Developer gives a lunchtime lecture on the hunt for ‘realistic’, immersive experience of digital audio leading to development work towards 3DBARE, the 3D Binaural Audio Rendering Engine.
During the lecture, Benjamin will outline some of the technical challenges in building 3DBARE and the musical compositions using space as an expressive layer which he has developed over the past two years, during his PhD research. These include the ongoing ‘Audio Portrait of a City‘, spread across Southampton’s green spaces and the early stage project ‘Listening for Infection’ (a proposed collaboration between Music and the Faculty of Medicine), exploring biomedicine through sonic gamification.
This event is free to attend and lunch will be provided
Date: 14 October, 12.00 – 14.00
Location: 67/1003
All are welcome. More information click here.