Teaching old and new dogs new tricks – challenges in adjusting to the digital audio paradigm shift in live event audio

Mark Sheridan; Andrew Wardle

Teaching old and new dogs new tricks – challenges in adjusting to the digital audio paradigm shift in live event audio

Mark Sheridan
, Andrew Wardle

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This paper examines the impact of digital technology on the live sound sector and the educational and developmental challenges posed to sound systems technicians and engineers. The responses of a group of leading industry Audio operatives (n30) via an online questionnaire, outline the importance of understanding developing digital technologies. Findings also suggest that a more streamlined approach to the integration of industry and traditional providers of education could be a way to progress contemporary, innovative provision.

langue originale	English
Nombre de pages	7
état	Published - 26 août 2015
Evénement	AES 26th UK Conference Audio Education, Glasgow - Glasgow University, Glasgow, United Kingdom Durée: 26 août 2015 → 28 août 2015

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Conference	AES 26th UK Conference Audio Education, Glasgow
Pays/Territoire	United Kingdom
La ville	Glasgow
période	26/08/15 → 28/08/15

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