Communications systems

Here are some selected links you might like to try.

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Audio and Three Dimensional Sound Links
Links to 3D and spatial sound-related resources on the web, including reference, research, educational, tools, people, commercial systems and products. Also includes links to other 3D-related and general audio lists and patent resources.
http://www.novastars.com/3d-sound/3d-sound-and-audio-links.htm|

Audio Engineering Society (AES)
The Audio Engineering Society is the only international professional society devoted exclusively to audio technology, with branches throughout the world.
http://www.aes.org/|

Audio Engineering Society Historical Committee
The AES Historical Committee is an international forum open to all who wish to investigate and learn about the achievements of those pioneers whose innovative ideas and inventions have contributed to audio's rich past. Dedicated to the preservation of over a century of audio history, the Committee is developing a broad-based history of audio engineering and the audio industry. The site includes a timeline of audio engineering, links and essays.
http://www.aes.org/aeshc/|

Institute of Sound and Communications Engineers (ISCE)
The institute is the specialist learned society for sound and communications engineers. Includes the full text of Engineering Notes and Training Notes.
http://www.isce.org.uk/|

Professional Lighting and Sound Association Ltd (PLASA)
PLASA represents the professional entertainment technology industries working in the live, touring, theatre and presentation fields, including the installation of induction loop facilities.
http://www.plasa.org/|

Rane Professional Audio Reference
Annotated glossary of professional audio, video and telecom terminology.
http://www.rane.com/digi-dic.html|

Sound in Space
Information on the research into ambisonics and related 3-D audio systems by the Music Technology Group at the University of York, England, including an introduction to the basics, links and references.
http://www.york.ac.uk/inst/mustech/3d_audio/welcome.html|