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EASE Training by AFMG in Minneapolis, MN
October 10 - 14, 2016
Instructors: Bruce C. Olson, Ana Jaramillo
Level 1: Basic EASE Training by AFMG, 10 – 12 October 2016, Minneapolis, MN
Participation fee (3 days) 800 € approx.: 874 USD
This 3-day seminar covers an overview of EASE and the basics of room modeling and sound system design. The EASE database, mapping results and visualization functions will be discussed as well. An introduction is given into auralization and post-processing of calculation results. Case studies are presented and interpreted.
Level 2: Advanced EASE Training by AFMG, 12 – 14 October 2016, Minneapolis, MN
Participation fee (3 days) 800 € approx.: 874 USD
This 3-day seminar starts on Wednesday, thus covering the last day of Level 1. It provides an optimal introduction for participants who have experience with EASE. It includes advanced topics, particularly related to sound system design and room acoustics. Advanced simulation modules like raytracing and AURA are discussed as well as the details of the EASE loudspeaker data formats. The concepts of auralization are explained in-depth. Case studies are presented and interpreted.
Full 1-week EASE Training by AFMG, 10 – 14 October 2016, Minneapolis, MN
Participation fee (5 days) 1,300 € approx.: 1,420 USD
This item is the combination of Level 1 and Level 2 above. For participants interested in joining the full week's training we have combined both into a single purchase including a first discount.
Sound System Optimization and Measurement Training in Minneapolis, MN
October 17 - 18, 2016
Instructors: Bruce C. Olson, Charlie Hughes
Sound System Optimization and Measurement Training, October 17-18, 2016, Minneapolis, MN
Participation fee (2 days) 500 € approx.: 546 USD
This 2-day seminar is both for beginners as well as for advanced system engineers and sound technicians. After the first day participants will be able to make basic measurements and have a general understanding of the tools and techniques used in measurement of sound systems. The second day will then explore more advanced techniques using specific examples of sound systems. Advanced features like windowing, intelligibility, or reverberation time will be included in the topics to explore.
For more information and registration:
http://www.afmg.eu/index.php/events.html?month=201610 |
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