Hello there! 👋
We are the AES Student Section Erlangen-Nürnberg, a group of audio enthusiasts who love to share their passion for audio with others. We bring together people with diverse backgrounds and experiences, from the interested student to the experienced audio engineer or researcher. We organize events and workshops, invite audio professionals, and visit the AES convention (the largest audio conference in the world).
If you are interested in mixing, recording, audio technology, or audio research, come and join us - we are happy to get to know you! 😄
Mission statement of the AES:
The Audio Engineering Society was formed with the purpose of uniting persons performing professional services in the audio engineering field and its allied arts, of collecting, collating and disseminating scientific knowledge in the field of audio engineering and its allied arts, of advancing such science in both theoretical and practical applications, of preparing, publishing and distributing literature and periodicals relative to the foregoing purposes and policies.
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Our members
Carlotta Anemüller
Hi, I am Carlotta! I am a PhD student at the International Audio Laboratories Erlangen, where I am working in the field of spatial audio. My research is all about how to recreate the perception of a spatial sound field most convincingly, either over loudspeakers or over headphones.
As for audio-related hobbies, I used to play the trumpet, something that I should start again one day. Other than that, I love to travel, do all different kinds of sport and meet friends in my spare time.
Alex Heinmüller
Hey, I am Alex! I am currently studying electrical engineering at FAU with a focus on audio processing. Audio engineering allows me to combine my passion for music with my curiosity for technology. I play guitar, bass and drums and I am starting to explore music production with Ableton. I am looking forward to meeting new people that I can share my interests with.
Komal Hirurkar
My name is Komal, and I am pursuing a master's degree in Communication and Multimedia Engineering. As an audio enthusiast, I have a deep appreciation for sound, stemming from my school days learning Indian classical music. Currently, I am learning to play the ukulele and enjoy picking up new languages in my spare time. I am passionate about connecting with fellow audio engineering and music enthusiasts, always eager to exchange ideas and experiences.
Anna Leschanowsky
Hey, I am Anna! Luckily Anna is widely used in countries across the world because I love travelling, exploring new places and meeting new people. And let’s not forget about tasting new foods! For the last few years, I have been studying ICT at FAU and am about to graduate in April. I am passionate about the intersection of technology, design and humanities and have worked in various areas related to audio and speech processing. Whenever I don’t have the chance to travel abroad, I like to play classical guitar, read books and meet friends. My audio related projects for 2022 are building a loudspeaker by myself and learning about mixing to improve voice-overs and audio quality for video production.
If anyone likes to share tips or traveller stories, I am always up for a talk!
I play clarinet (Bartok + learning some of the Bop duets + scales atm) and sometimes piano (currently learning BWV 847). I'm dancing the Lindy Hop (also started with choreographies last week again :D) and doing a PhD at AudioLabs in distributed audio systems. I'm a member of the Rust Machine Learning group and like to tinker in functional programming and statistics. My favorite authors are Pratchett, Moers, Dragt and Gaiman and currently I'm reading a book by Clemens Setz. I also like to sail!
Maryam Pirmoradi
I‘m Maryam and come from Iran. I study M.Sc of Communications and Multimedia Engineering at FAU. My passion for signal processing has led me to many experiences with its applications in biomedical and communications engineering areas and now, I‘m warmly welcoming audio and music processing! Currently, I have a student job at the AudioLabs in music processing field.
In my free time, I go out for a walk at random places and enjoy a podcast, I learn German(!), read books and cook! Cats, coffee, singing and meeting new people are my non-signal processing passions! :D
All in all, I do enjoy meeting and communicating with people, and putting a smile on your face! :)
My enthusiasm for audio and passion for music brought me to pursue a Ph.D. in the field of music information retrieval at the International Audio Laboratories Erlangen. In my daily work, I conduct research on signal processing tools for analyzing multitrack recordings of polyphonic singing. In my free time, I play guitar and piano. Also, I like to play around with audio equipment and record my own songs. I am always happy to connect and meet new people.
Lorenz Schmidt
Sebastian Rosenzweig