| Spatial audio
Everyday is spatial 2024
Thursday 11 July, 2.30pm | Park campus, Cheltenham
Join us on Thursday 11 July at 2.30pm, Park Campus for this year’s spatial audio concert.
Spatial audio is an immersive, three-dimensional sound experience, that creates the perception of height, depth, and distance.
At University of Gloucestershire, we’ve developed 3 immersive audio labs that enable our researchers and students to experiment using the latest spatial technology to produce a wide range of music and sound experiences – from our 22.2 spatial array, to our Dolby Atmos theatre and our immersive audiovisual rig.
PUBLIC CONCERT
Now in its third year, our Everyday Is Spatial conference has commissioned new soundworks from international artists, including contemporary classical, hypnotic electronica and ecological field recordings.
Along the way, we have worked with composers, performers, music technologists, sound researchers and even architects to explore the possibilities of this developing audio medium.
This year the concert has aligned with Cheltenham Music Festival to offer the opportunity for audiences to experience spatial audio at the University of Gloucestershire, Park Campus.
PROGRAMME
LOSS GAIN present in 360 audio
Public Service Broadcasting ‘This New Noise’
Stroud-based spatial sound design curators LOSS GAIN present their 360 rendering of the BBC-commissioned Public Broadcast Service ‘This New Noise’. The mixed symphonic and electronics work was recorded at the PROMS 2022 to celebrate 100 years of the BBC. Now rendered into spatial audio you can experience the full spectrum of the recording and immersive re-interpretation.
Also: Live spatialised performances from
Ben Hamid & Jon Gordon, Tim Johnston ft. Miranda Rutter & Rob Harbron, Dan Stern.
Latest updates
View the latest news and conference information.
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‘Dynamic Dose’ Installation
A haptic installation will offer drop in listening sessions that explores spatial audio for well-being.
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Special Guests
University of Greenwich Centre for Sound and Image will be special guests providing a concert and workshop with the IKO Speaker.
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Keynote Speaker confirmed
EiS is delighted to welcome Halina Rice as the keynote presenter for the 2023 edition.
Past conferences
We’ve held spatial audio conferences since 2022 at the University. Find out more about our past conferences now.