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Tracking and localization of sound at Det Kongelige Teater
Wednesday November 20, 2024 11:30 - 12:30 CET
3.26 Meyer Sound
Sound localization is the process by which we can determine the origin of a sound.
Humans and animals use various clues, such as time delays and intensity differences between the ears,
to identify the direction of a sound. These techniques have been adopted in modern technology, to create immersive sound environment, and a more realistic connection between amplified and unamplified voice.
Since 2008, The Royal Danish Theatre has been utilizing various tracking systems to enhance their productions, creating invisible and transparent amplification of the actors. This presentation delves into the principles behind sound tracking and localization and how we have approached it at the Theater.
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Jonas Vest

Tonemester / Lyddesigner, Det Kongelige Teater
My name is Jonas Vest, - I am employed as "tonemester" at the Royal Danish Theater,and is also affiliated as an external censor at the Danish Academy of Performing Arts.Over time, I have created the sounddesign for more than 100 theater performances, among the most recent: "West Side... Read More →
Wednesday November 20, 2024 11:30 - 12:30 CET
3.26 Meyer Sound Universitetsparken 2, Kolding, Danmark
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