AES Question Time - Technology and Creativity - Recursive Bed Fellows?

The first event in a series, the AES London Committee present a discussion exploring the relationship between creativity and technology. Chaired by Phelan Kane (Chair of the AES London Regional Committee), the aim is to create a dynamic forum that features free flowing discussion and debate with contribution from panel and audience members alike.

The purpose of this evening is to explore the relationship between technology and creativity within the landscape of modern audio practice. What form does this relationship take? How do modern audio practitioners use technology creatively within their everyday practice and what role does the technology play? How important is the creative output of practitioners within the development of new audio paradigms? How is R&D influenced by current creative workflow trends? Does the realisation of R&D lead to new creative workflows and to what extent do creative workflows influence the R&D process?

Confirmed Panel Members:

• Mandy Parnell – Mastering Engineer

• Justin Paterson - Associate Professor of Music Technology, London College of Music, University of West London

• Sarah Yule - Director of Channel Sales, ROLI

• Milton Mermikides – Head of Composition & MMus Programme Director, University of Surrey

• Justin Fraser – Engineer / Mixer, Avid Certified Master Instructor

AES members are invited to submit any questions relevant to the theme for presentation to the panel. Please submit your questions for the panel to events@aes-uk.org by Friday May 12th. We look forward to seeing you there!

Please note this event is open to the public however a ticket price of £5 will be charged for non-members. Another good reason to join the AES? We think so.

Non-members that select free member tickets will be rejected without notice.