3D audio on the web, news collector, MPEG-H, music and quantum computing

Welcome to Sounding Future's April newsletter. In this issue we cover a wide range of topics. From the early days of computer music, 3D audio on the web and the new MPEG-H format to making music with quantum computers. Before we introduce you to the latest articles, we would like to briefly introduce our News Collector.

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3D audio on the web

Tobias Hartmann explains the use of 3D audio on the web using the example of the implementation of 3D audio in cables.gl

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Cables 3D Audio

tingles & clicks - a hybrid music project

Fränk Zimmer introduces "tingles & clicks". A project that revives a physicality lost in the years of the corona epidemic in a virtual and physical music project.

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tingles and clicks graz - Installation

Sounds just like you: With MPEG-H Audio to personal TV sound

Daniela Rieger presents the MPEG-H Audio format developed at the Fraunhofer Institute. With the help of MPEG-H, immersive sound can be streamed that can be adapted to personal needs.

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Dialog boost TV Ansicht

Beyond digital beats: quantum computers and the future of music

Eduardo Reck Miranda has been working with AI for music since the early 1990s and is a pioneer in composing music with quantum computers. He explains how quantum computers work and how they can already be used to play concerts today.

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Ed Miranda Lab

On Composers and Computers

The article of Gerhard Nierhaus describes the diverse interactions between composers and computers in the creative process. He outlines the productive history of composing since the beginnings of computer music.

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Composer - Computter illustration

Sensor-based instruments in the context of freely improvised music

Nick Acorne looks at the history of free improvised music and the practical use of sensor-based instruments in live-performance.

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The Sensor Board

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Audiosoftware, Composition, Music and AI