In today’s technology-heavy world, it’s easy to fall into the trap of thinking there’s a computer that can solve all your problems. However, we have to remember that audio is a physical medium, and it obeys the natural laws of physics. Learning how audio acts and reacts to our environment and our bodies means we can design audio systems that remain highly intelligible at its creation and its conclusion.
In this session we are going back to audio itself. Not the technology, not the system, but how sound works in our environment and how we physiologically process it. This session is for anyone that wants to make systems less taxing on the user, by avoiding strain and fatigue to allow users to focus on the content.