This is a chance to have a tour of the research facilities of the SOUND/IMAGE Research Centre at the University of Greenwich.
Dr Brona Martin from the School of Stage and Screen will give a guided tour of the Spatial Audio Lab, VP Studios and Sound Studios and tell us abut the work they are doing at the School of Stage and Screen in Maritime Greenwich
The Spatial Audio Lab is designed to enable work across a range of different spatial audio formats including – Higher Order Ambisonics (up to 4th Order), Dolby Atmos, Auro 3D, DTS-X – this flexible facility is equipped with Genelec 8331 loudspeakers, with their concentric tri-axial drivers offering unrivalled spatial reproduction ensuring maximum immersive fidelity.
The VP Studio is a state of the art Virtual Production film-making facility with a 6x3m ultra-definition LED wall, and the sound studios have facilities for editing, mixing, ADR and mastering of audio and music.
The Sound/Image Research Centre is one of the most active clusters within the University. Using practice as a tool of critical enquiry, they investigate the possibilities available to create new aesthetic experiences through a range of sonic and audiovisual media technologies. This research has also had a huge impact on the design of new UG and PG courses such as a BA in Music and Sound Production and an MA in Music and Sound Design. These courses are also JAMES accredited.
https://blogs.gre.ac.uk/sound-image/
Contact:
Tom Curry - tom.curry@ips.org.uk
