"A Virtual Reality Experience by Adam Loften and Emmanuel Vaughan-Lee"

Filmmaker Alan Berliners sound installation

"Trump also tweeted about the "silent majority" - a phrase Nixon used to refer to when he asked for support."

"Experiment let the primates choose what they wanted to hear, with rumbling vehicles thought to mimic elements of their own communications"

"The work features the televised footage of Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao's highly publicized and most lucrative boxing match at the MGM Grand, Las Vegas, in May 2015, billed as "The Fight of the Century". Removing the fight's original audio.A second video channel shows the sound technicians, the Foley artists, as they distill and recreate these sound effects in their studio using a myriad of props. Mirroring the boxers' athleticism and focus, the Foley channel plays in sync with the fight channel, each placed on opposing sides in the gallery space."

The sound of silence. The title of a 1964 Simon & Garfunkel song seemed appropriate Thursday as ESPN televised the opening round of the first fall Masters golf tournament.

"The Sound Visualizer and the Chladni Bucket are used to show how vibrations from sound waves are able to create some very beautiful patterns using a few simple pieces of equipment. As compression waves from sound hit a surface it may cause standing waves to form. "

"For his latest project, Spectrogram: Mislata, Edu recorded the city of Mislata for a whole month. The resulting archive consisting of local urban, rural, social and cultural soundscapes was analyzed and turned into a spectrogram: a visualization of the spectral information in an audio-file."

"Participate in a listening experience with a stranger, from home: we are now walking next to each other, each of us recording this journey for two of you."

"Digital Acoustic Cartography‹ is an interactive data visualization that transforms sonic events into a readable visual language. "

"Sound As Color converts audible frequencies to the visible spectrum, using color, brightness, and size to represent frequency and amplitude. The result allows listeners to enhance their sensory experience of music by "seeing" a visually appealing range of sound. This piece was shortlisted for the Kantar Information is Beautiful Awards 2017. 2017 "

"Sound As Color converts audible frequencies to the visible spectrum, using color, brightness, and size to represent frequency and amplitude. The result allows listeners to enhance their sensory experience of music by "seeing" a visually appealing range of sound. This piece was shortlisted for the Kantar Information is Beautiful Awards 2017. 2017 "

""But wait!" you might ask, "what do you mean by Spatial Audio? Are you talking about Immersive Audio, 3D Sound, Surround Sound, Binaural, Auro-3D, Dolby Atmos, 360-sound…?" Well, yes, sort of. In principle, we are talking about anything related to 'sound beyond stereo', which is not an entirely new thing on its own."

"To read Susan Sontag's 2003 essay, Regarding the Pain of Others, with pencil scribbling references to current-day wars is to be expected. Hers is a profound rethinking of the intersection of news, art and contemporary depictions of violence and our memories of them. So, too, could the word "Ferguson" be readily jotted in the margins. Meandering the intersections helps us navigate memory well beyond any of the recent conflagrations between Black citizens and militarized police forces in U.S. cities. "

"Snoezelen Multi-Sensory Environments are relaxing spaces that help reduce agitation and anxiety, but they can also engage and delight the user, stimulate reactions and encourage communication."

"A short documentary featuring the anechoic chamber in Salford University, also know as "the quietest room in the world"."

"Overlaying a map with the sheet music for London Bridge is Falling Down, Scanner walked through London and made audio recordings on a Digital Audio Tape (DAT) machine and took digital photographs at the points where the musical notes fell on the map. The visual images were fed into a computer and translated into sound which Scanner mixed live with the DAT recordings."

"For Alexiou, the immersive listening debate is easily put to rest. "Humans can hear down to roughly 20Hz. If you look at the frequency response of many headphones and some speakers, they often rate their range somewhere close to that. The reality, however, is, you can rarely have the power and privacy to be able to drive them appropriately. In the case of headphones, sound is only hitting your ears, not your body, something any sound system enthusiast knows the limitations of all too well. It's the feeling that matters.""