promote international cooperation within different specific fields of acoustics, provide assistance in organizing EAA events, suggest special issues for Acta Acustica or Acoustics in Practice, initiate studies and prepare documents such as strategies, policy statements, state-of-the-art assessments, reports, etc, within its defined technical field.

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Professional Audio Devices

University of Zagreb

Docent
  • Sinisa Fajt
Type
Lecture
Term
winter semester
Degree level
None
Tution fees
None
Related fields
None
Course is part of module
Course is part of program
Exchange mobilities
Subject type
Elective
Study path
Electronics
Specialisation/branch
Keywords
Studio microphones. Studio loudspeakers. Recording techniques. Methods of stereo recording. Multichannel recording techniques. Devices for effects. Direction regulators. Echo devices. Analog mixing consoles. Digital mixing consoles. Connecting and adaptation devices and systems in studios and control rooms. Acoustical and optical signal tracking. Radio station organization. Devices for power supply and cables. Analog and digital studio line sources.
Total ECTS credit
4.0
Examination
written
Language
Croatian
Webpage
http://www.fer.unizg.hr/en/course/pad_a
Last modified
Nov. 30, 2024, 1:43 p.m.

The European Acoustics Association (EAA) is a non-profit entity established in 1992 that includes in its membership societies predominantly in European countries interested in to promote development and progress of acoustics in its different aspects, its technologies and applications. EAA gathers 33 societies of acoustics and serves more than 9000 individual members all over Europe. The European Acoustics Association (EAA) is an Affiliate Member of the International Commission for Acoustics (ICA) and of Initiative of Science in Europe (ISE).

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