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The Total Harmonic Discussion / the THD Podcast. A weekly discussion on audio and headphone technologies and the people who bring the technology to market.
In episode 113 of the THD Podcast, Andrew Cresswell from ICEpower in Copenhagen joins to provide an insightful market update and some new product announcements.
ICEpower exists to empower the audio industry to create new, exciting products. Through groundbreaking innovation and worldclass-knowledge, ICEpower develops and delivers superior sound solutions for the audio industry and end users all over the world – giving creators the tools to do what they do best; excite, thrill, entertain, and tell stories.
In close partnerships, we create innovative and competitive products for the leaders of the audio industry within our focus segments. ICEpower provides our customers competitive advantages by enabling you to bring innovative products to the market faster with low investment and resource load.
We develop both complete custom audio products on a turn key basis and also offer a range of off-the-shelf audio products – technology platforms for you to base your product design on.
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Thanks to Barry Vogel and the ALTI Audio & Loudspeaker Technologies International for their support as well!
Thanks to AudioXpress for their support on this episode as well!
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The Total Harmonic Discussion / the THD Podcast. A weekly discussion on audio and headphone technologies and the people who bring the technology to market.In episode 112 of the THD Podcast, Pauli Minnaar and Ivan Sandager from IDUN Audio join to tell us about their very cool spatial audio technology and how it creates a new dimension in listening. The way we use sound is changing. We are increasingly listening to digital media. This is driven by an exponential growth in audio content from online meetings, phone calls, podcasts, audio books, music movies, gaming, virtual- and augmented reality (VR/AR) and the metaverse. Soon we’ll be wearing headphones most of the time. But listening with traditional headphones can be very tiring! This is mainly because the sound appears to be inside our heads - an unnatural experience that we have come to accept.During everyday listening, however, we can hear where sound is coming from, how far away things are, and what space we are in. Currently, when listening with headphones, these amazing hearing abilities are lost. That is why IDUN audio has developed dynamic spatial audio (DSA) software - to restore natural hearing when listening with headphones.Check out the podcast on @YouTube @Spotify @amazonmusic @iHeartRadio @RumbleVideo @Apple @Google Thanks to Barry Vogel and the ALTI Audio & Loudspeaker Technologies International for their support as well!Thanks to AudioXpress for their co-promotion on this episode as well!#audioengineering #acoustics #audioPlease like, subscribe, share, and comment with your feedback! Enjoy the podcast!Support the podcast on our Patreon page: www.patreon.com/THDPodcastwww.db-ent.comwww.linkedin.com/in/[email protected]/HF6NF3fcidun-audio.comlinkedin.com/company/idun-audiowww.totalharmonicdiscussion.com
The Total Harmonic Discussion / the THD Podcast. A weekly discussion on audio and headphone technologies and the people who bring the technology to market.
In episode 111 of the THD Podcast, Stefan Liebich the CEO of Elevear joins again to announce their new AI-based Adaptive ANC that they will premiere at CES 2025—the first product in their groundbreaking series of AI-powered hearing enhancement technologies. Achieving high-performance ANC is challenging. It requires precise adaptation to diverse noise environments and headphone fits while eliminating feedback howling and clipping issues. Elevear ANC tuning service enables your products to exceed industry benchmarks with unparalleled noise canceling, comfort, and robustness. Demonstrated on leading platforms like ADI, Qualcomm, GreenWaves, and Cadence, their solution guarantees out-of-the-box performance across a wide frequency range, catering to a diverse set of headphone types and acoustic designs.
Elevear are seeking brand and factory partners to bring their cutting-edge ANC technology with their expert acoustics consultancy to elevate your brand and set new standards in the hearables market.
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Thanks to Barry Vogel and the ALTI Audio & Loudspeaker Technologies International for their support as well!
Thanks to AudioXpress for their co-promotion on this episode as well!
#audioengineering #acoustics #audio
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The Total Harmonic Discussion / the THD Podcast. A weekly discussion on audio and headphone technologies and the people who bring the technology to market.
In episode 110 of the THD Podcast, Myvox from Stockholm joins us to tell us about their MEMS Speaker technology. Leveraging the Swedish talent of MEMS industry experts, academic research, and a few serial entrepreneurs, Myvox has been developing and researching world-leading cutting-edge MEMS speaker technologies, including haptics, acoustic levitation through ultrasound, and our MEMS micro-speakers. The initial go-to-market product is in audio. Their patented micro-sized hardware innovation contributes to a global revolution in the consumer electronics industry. By leveraging innovation in materials and a few secrets, no conventional micro-speaker can offer the same sound, size, and manufacturing benefits.
Check out the podcast on YouTube Spotify Amazon Music iHeartRadio Rumble BitChute Limited Apple Google
Thanks to Barry Vogel and the ALTI Audio & Loudspeaker Technologies International for their support as well!
Thanks to AudioXpress for their co-promotion on this episode as well!
#audioengineering #acoustics #audio
Please like, subscribe, share, and comment with your feedback! Enjoy the podcast!
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www.myvox.se
linkedin.com/company/myvoxab
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The Total Harmonic Discussion / the THD Podcast. A weekly discussion on audio and headphone technologies and the people who bring the technology to market.
In episode 109 of the THD Podcast, host Dave Lindberg speaks with Sahil Gupta and Nathan Caughel from Soundskrit. This Montreal-based company's MEMS microphone modules simplify integration, provide inherent directionality, and support advanced audio processing capabilities, which can significantly reduce development time and complexity for manufacturers. The discussion highlights the launch of two new modules: one featuring a single directional MEMS mic and another combining directional and omnidirectional MEMS mics. These modules address common integration challenges, such as achieving proper directionality and background noise reduction while streamlining product development. Soundskrit emphasizes its commitment to customer support and offers samples for testing alongside its software solutions to enhance microphone performance.
Check out the podcast on YouTube Spotify Amazon Music iHeartRadio Rumble BitChute Limited Apple Google
Thanks to Barry Vogel and the ALTI Audio & Loudspeaker Technologies International for their support as well!
Thanks to AudioXpress for their co-promotion on this episode as well!
#audioengineering #acoustics #audio
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www.soundskrit.ca
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www.totalharmonicdiscussion.com
The Total Harmonic Discussion / the THD Podcast. A weekly discussion on audio and headphone technologies and the people who bring the technology to market.
In episode 108 of the THD Podcast, host Dave Lindberg speaks with guests Sebastian Jankowitsch and Mark Needham from Stream Unlimited, a company based in Vienna, Austria, known for its RF technology capabilities in audio, voice, and IoT devices. Stream Unlimited, which will celebrate its 20th anniversary in 2025, has a rich history in streaming audio and operates globally, with offices in several countries, including Slovakia, Japan, the US, and Saudi Arabia. They position themselves as filling a development gap by providing hardware design, software development, UI development, and certification services, though they do not produce end products. Their main offering is the Stream SDK, supported by a family of hardware modules, making them a comprehensive resource for audio product development.
Check out the podcast on YouTube Spotify Amazon Music iHeartRadio Rumble BitChute Limited Apple Google
Thanks to Barry Vogel and the ALTI Audio & Loudspeaker Technologies International for their support as well!
#audioengineering #acoustics #audio
Please like, subscribe, share, and comment with your feedback! Enjoy the podcast!
Support the podcast on our Patreon page: www.patreon.com/THDPodcast
www.db-ent.com
www.linkedin.com/in/DavidJLindberg
@dlindberg11
discord.gg/HF6NF3fc
www.streamunlimited.com
linkedin.com/company/streamunlimited
www.totalharmonicdiscussion.com
The Total Harmonic Discussion / the THD Podcast. A weekly discussion on audio and headphone technologies and the people who bring the technology to market.
The Total Harmonic Discussion / the THD Podcast. A weekly discussion on audio and headphone technologies and the people who bring the technology to market.
In episode 106 of the THD Podcast, Ben Zenker of Zen Audio Engineering joins to explain the ideal exciter location on a flat panel speaker. With extensive measurements and data, Ben has a great breadth of knowledge on the ideal location on a panel for exciters based on the acoustic requirements.
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Thanks to Barry Vogel and the ALTI Audio & Loudspeaker Technologies International for their support as well!
#audioengineering #acoustics #audio
Please like, subscribe, share, and comment with your feedback! Enjoy the podcast!
Support the podcast on our Patreon page: www.patreon.com/THDPodcast
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www.zenae.de
www.linkedin.com/in/ben-zenker
www.researchgate.net/profile/Benjamin-Zenker-2
www.xcite-audio.com
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The Total Harmonic Discussion / the THD Podcast. A weekly discussion on audio and headphone technologies and the people who bring the technology to market.
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