REPRODUCED SOUND 2017
21-23 NOVEMBER 2017
NOTTINGHAM CONFERENCE CENTRE, BURTON STREET, NOTTINGHAM NG1 4BU
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33nd ANNUAL CONFERENCE AND EXHIBITION 2017
Organised by the Electroacoustics Group of the Institute of Acoustics in collaboration with ABTT, AES, APRS & ISCE
REPRODUCED SOUND 2017
SOUND QUALITY BY DESIGN
21-23 November 2017
Nottingham Conference Centre, Burton Street, Nottingham NG1 4BU
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Please use this link to the Reproduced Sound website http://www.reproducedsound.co.uk
VENUE
The Nottingham Conference Centre is part of the Nottingham Trent University, Business School, located in the heart of the city, the conference centre entrance is on Burton Street, but if you are using the tram you can also use the University entrance on Goldsmith Street.
WIFI
Wifi is free to delegates at the Conference Centre
PARKING
Parking is available at the nearby Q-park car park on Talbot Street http://www/q-park.co.uk.
This is available at £7.50 per day per car or overnight or £9.50 per24hr per car. Delegates should take their parking tickets to the Conference Centre reception for validation for this reduced rate.
TRAVEL
The M1 passes close to the city and East Midlands International Airport is about 30 minutes away. Its approxomately half hour taxi trip from Nottingham Station, a tram is also available from the railway station, use the Royal Centre stop.
ACCOMMODATION
We have selected the Nottingham Crowne Plaza as the conference hotel, the visit to Derby University on Tuesday evening will depart from this hotel, and the conference dinner will be held here on Wednesday evening.
The Crowne Plaza is the nearest hotel to the Conference Centre, but there are several other hotels close by.
Nottingham Crowne Plaza, Wollaton Street, Nottingham NG1
Tel: 0115 936 9936 email: cpnottingham@valorhospitalityeurope.com
To book please call or email the hotel direct quoting "Reproduced Sound"
The special rate has now expired.
EXHIBITION DETAILS
Wednesday 22 November – Thursday 23 November 2017
Reproduced Sound is a unique conference organised by the electro-acoustic group of the IOA. Now in its 33rd year the conference represents the cutting edge of modern audio and acoustics, in an informal environment that allows consultants, manufacturers, contractors and end users to mingle and share insights and information.
Exhibition and sponsorship opportunity
Exhibiting at Reproduced Sound is a very unique opportunity to show your company and products to some of the UK’s leading consultants, scientists, sound designers and specifiers. This year’s conference is expected to attract 100 delegates from all over the world.
2017 Exhibition and sponsorship opportunity is priced at £1,000.00 inc VAT
Included in the cost:
: Registration for one delegate to the conference
: An exhibition space suitable for a standard 3x2 metre “pop up” display or a table top exhibit
: Your company logo on the Reproduced Sound website
: Your company logo on Reproduced Sound USB Proceedings
: To include your company leaflet in the delegate folders (1 A4 sheet or 1 A3 folded)
2017 Educational & IOA Sponsors Exhibition opportunity £800.00 inc VAT
Included in the cost:
: Registration for one delegate to the conference
: An exhibition space suitable for a standard 3x2 metre “pop up” display or a table top exhibit
Additional sponsoring opportunities:
: Sponsoring evening drinks vouchers for delegates £500.00
: Note pads
: Pens
: Lanyards
SOCIAL EVENTS
TUESDAY EVENING depart 1830 return 2100 (includes buffet)
The conference will feature a visit to the University of Derby where attendees will have the opportunity to explore the research of the Entertainment Engineering subject group (www.uodlive.com), including interactive demonstrations of ambisonics, 3D audio for virtual reality, live sound reinforcement technology, applications of immersive audio in theatre, 3D audio through tissue conduction, plus much more!. Transport will be provided.
WEDNESDAY EVENING AFTER THE CONFERENCE DINNER
The dramatic possibilities of binaual and ambisonic sound, looking at its use in theatre and increasingly in virtual reality
Gareth Fry
THURSDAY WORKSHOP - NOTTINGHAM CONFERENCE CENTRE
17.00 APPLICATION OF FEM AND BEM IN AUDIO
Patrick Macey, PACSYS
A short description of acoustic and structural FEM and BEM and application to room acoustics and driver design. Example showing setup, analysis and results. Please bring a laptop and try a simple problem
THURSDAY EVENING WORKSHOP - CROWNE PLAZA HOTEL
RECORDING IN THE 1970's - THE 1970's SOUND
Philip Newell
It was a whole different environment back then, of which the equipment which is now so revered by the young was more a limiting factor than an asset. In fact, today's equipment is far superior and, had it been available in the 1970s it could have led to far better results than were actually achieved. However, using modern equipment has led to a change in the thinking, so just by using old equipment will not guarantee achieving a 1970's sound. The change in mentality has led us to a situation whereby even the old equipment, if used in modern ways, will not not lead to the 1970s sounds that are often sought after.
FRIDAY MORNING - OPTIONAL VISIT
GREEN'S MILL AND SCIENCE CENTRE
Green's Mill is a restored and working 19th century tower windmill in Nottingham. In the early 19th century it was owned and operated by the the mathematical physicist George Green (1973-1841).
Disclaimer: Any views or opinions expressed on any matters by the presenters or participants during or in connection with this presentation are solely the views of the authors of the respective comments and/or opinions and must not be taken to be the views of IOA or any other organisation. IOA makes no representations, warranties or assurances concerning any information provided in these presentations and accepts no responsibility for the content and/or accuracy.
Dietary Requirements: Please advise me of any special dietary requirements linda.canty@ioa.org.uk
Hearing Assistance : please email linda.canty@ioa.org.uk for information
Wheelchair Access: please email linda.canty@ioa.org.uk for information
21 November 2017
through
23 November 2017
Burton Street
Nottingham,
NG1 4BU
Nottingham,
NG1 4BU
| Event Fee (2 days) | |
| Authors (giving the presentation) | £ 220.00 |
| Members IOA/ISCE/AES/ABTT/APRS | £ 430.00 |
| Non-Members | £ 480.00 |
| IOA Young Members (under 35) | £ 330.00 |
| Retired Members | £ 70.00 |
| Students (in full-time education) | £ 70.00 |
| IOA Sponsors | £ 344.00 |
| Event Fee (1 days) | |
| Members (Day Rate) | £ 220.00 |
| Non-Members (Day Rate) | £ 240.00 |
| IOA Young Members (Day Rate) | £ 165.00 |
| Retired Members (Day Rate) | £ 70.00 |
| Students (Day Rate) | £ 70.00 |
| IOA Sponsors (Day Rate) | £ 172.00 |
| Which day are you attending | |
| All (3 days) | |
| Tuesday Evening | |
| Wednesday | |
| Thursday | |
| Exhibition Fee | |
| IOA Key Sponsors | £ 0.00 |
| IOA Sponsor Exhibition Fee | £ 800.00 |
| Exhibition Fee (University) | £ 800.00 |
| Exhibition/Sponsorship Fee | £ 1,000.00 |
| Additional /Optional Charges | |
| Tuesday Visit to Derby University | £ 0.00 |
| Conference Dinner (Day Delegates & Guests Only) | £ 40.00 |
| Thursday Evening Workshop | £ 0.00 |
| Friday Visit Greens Mill | £ 0.00 |
| Hearing Assistance | £ 0.00 |
| Vegetarian | £ 0.00 |
