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All Around Audio Symposium


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SAMBA – Smart Data for Music Business Administration
  Andreas Gebesmair, St. Pölten UAS, Austria

Challenges and Problems of Automated Mastering
  Patrik Lechner, St. Pölten UAS, Austria

Interactive Storytelling & Audio Apps for HbbTV
   Nicolas Patz, Rundfunk Berlin Brandenburg, Germany

Combining Sonification and Visualization for the Analysis of Business Process Data
  Tobias Hildebrand, University of Vienna, Austria

Sound Quality and User Experience
  Cornelius Pöpel, Ansbach UAS, Germany

Music Content Recognition with Machine Learning in Academia and Startups
  Thomas Lidy, TU Wien, Musimap, Austria
Audio in Digital Healthcare
  Jakob Doppler, St. Pölten UAS, Austria

Music Computing from Opera to Avant-garde
  Oliver Hödl, University of Vienna, Austria

Electronic Music Archeology
   Reinhold Friedl, zeitkratzer, Goldsmith University London, UK

Fluid Control – Media Evolution in Water
  Christoph Theiler, wechselstrom, Vienna, Austria

Sounddesign Education
  Jörg Lensing, Dortmund UAS, Germany

Speaking about Sound: A Brief Overview of Existing Research on Verbal Timbre Description
  Peter Plessas, IEM Graz, MDW Vienna, St. Poelten UAS, Austria

Enabling Realtime Collaboration for Musicians
  Helmut Herglotz, sofasession, Vienna, Austria
Variable Acoustics and 3D Audio with Amadeus Active Acoustics
  Fabio Kaiser, Rohde BeSB, Salzburg, Austria

Non-conventional Speaker Settings and Multi-channel Architectures
  Paul Modler, Hochschule für Gestaltung Karlsruhe, Germany

ParametricSpeakers – Personal Experiments and Possible Markets
  Mauricio Valdés San Emeterio, guest artist @ Institute for media archeology St. Poelten


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