About this Event
Join the AES Los Angeles Section and other music industry colleagues as we explore SPACE as compositional element – and its effects on audio production – at Dolby’s Hollywood Vine screening room.
Composers have been using melody, rhythm, and harmony for thousands of years. Musique concrète expanded the use of timbre 75 years ago. Are we at the verge of another musical disruption? What if, using space as a compositional tool, songwriters, composers, and producers not only mixed but composed in immersive systems? Can SPACE become a new element of music?
Following the tremendous success of its recent premier in San Francisco, AES Los Angeles invites you to this industry-exclusive event: the latest research presentation and demonstration about the use of space in music composition and production, by composer Julius Dobos and producer BZ Lewis.
Audio engineers, producers, composers, songwriters and music creators of all disciplines are encouraged to join us to network, explore SPACE as an element of music composition, and experience demonstrations of new, spatially-composed music & immersive mixes in the Dolby Cinema.
When: Tuesday, February 10, 6:15pm
Where: Dolby Screening Room Hollywood Vine
6321 Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90028
Cost: Free
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
6321 Hollywood Blvd, 6321 Hollywood Boulevard, Los Angeles, United States
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