Game Audio Highlighted At Upcoming AES NY Convention

Game Audio is well represented via ten sessions over four days at the Audio Engineering Society New York 2009 Conference this weekend at the Javits Center in Manhattan.

New York City locals Steve Horowitz, Stephen Harwood, Sam Howard-Spink, Tom Salta, and Mike Worth take center stage during the first session, taking place on Friday, October 9, 9:00 am — 11:30 am, titled "Education in Game Audio in Three Parts".  This session also includes appearances by Game Audio Network Guild president Paul Lipson, Steve Martz of THX Ltd., Alexander Brandon of Heatwave Interactive, and Michael Sweet of the Berklee College of Music.

NYC area-based Dave Fraser of Heavy Melody Music will be a panelist for session G2 - "Leveling Up Game Audio Implementations", later in the day on Friday. 

Tom Salta is also presenting session G3 - "The Art and Business of Game Music" on Saturday afternoon. 

All 10 AES New York 2009 Game Audio Sessions:

Session G1   Education in Game Audio in Three Parts

Session G2   Leveling Up Game Audio Implementations

Session G3   The Art and Business of Game Music

Session G4   Portable Surround Sound by Headphones—Main Research and Suitable Practice

Session G5   Sounds from the Third Dimension! 3-D Simulation Techniques in Game Development

Session G6   Implementing Sound and Music for Games Using the Unreal 3 Engine

Session G7   VO for Videogames: Process and Pipeline

Session G8   Interactive Speech for Games

Session G9   Interactive Music Techniques for Games

Session G10   Techniques of Audio Localization for Games

For a complete schedule of game audio sessions at the conference, as well as links to register,

follow the link to: http://www.aes.org/events/127/gameaudio/.