Podcast appearances and mentions of adam levenson

Zac and Daniel are joined in the first segment of this week's episode by Adam Levenson of Waves Audio to discuss the speaker technology found in Dell's new XPS 15 and XPS 17 laptops. From there, the guys mourn the closing of Mixer and all of Microsoft's retail stores. They also touch on the decline of Windows 10 stability and Apple's move to ARM-based processors. Links: Maxx by Waves | Intelligent Audio Processing for Consumer Electronics Microsoft is closing Mixer — what went wrong? | Windows Central Microsoft closing all physical stores as part of 'strategic change' | Windows Central Windows 10 stability is going downhill, and not even Surfaces are spared | Windows Central Apple's ARM switch will be the end of Boot Camp | Windows Central

For this episode of the Immersive Audio Podcast, Oliver Kadel is joined via Skype by Adam Levenson, the Vice President of Business Development at Gaudio Lab. Based in Seoul, Gaudio Lab develops audio technology solutions for VR and streaming media including the Sol VR360 SDK and the Sol Loudness SDK available for licensing now. Working with the likes of Honda Innovation and Naver Corporation, Gaudio Lab received the “Innovative VR Company of the Year” award from the AMD Studios VR Awards in 2017. Adam Levenson has 25 years of experience in audio production and technology. During his tenure as Senior Director at Activision, Adam established the Central Audio team supporting work on major franchises such as Call of Duty, Skylanders, James Bond, Spider-Man, and Transformers. He’s since worked in high-level positions at companies like Somatone Interactive, CRI Middleware, and Krotos. On this episode, Oliver and Adam discuss the topics of loudness, audio quality in streaming and standards for creators. For more information follow: https://1618digital.com/immersive-audio-podcast-episode-19-adam-levenson-gaudio-lab/ Subscribe: 1618digital.com/#contact

Have you ever wondered how audio technology will impact the leading video streaming platforms in the next 2 years? The Video Streaming market consists of multiple facets: Live Events, Live TV, Music, Podcast and Talk Radio, User-Generated Video, and Video on Demand. We recognize leading companies in these categories today as Hulu, Amazon Prime, Netflix, ESPN, MLB.tv, DirecTV NOW, YouTube TV, Twitch, iHeartRadio, Pandora Music, Sirius XM, Spotify, HBO Now, and more. Today, most streaming of live events occurs on laptops and smartphones, which have limited audio capabilities. Streaming platforms simply don't prioritize audio quality as they're more concerned with creating stable connections and increasing video quality. This is largely due to a lack of appreciation and demand for lossless audio among streaming customers. Consumers are very aware of the inconsistencies in audio volume across content and sessions on these platforms.  Video streaming platforms that invest in higher quality audio and solve for these technology obstacles will ultimately surface as the market leaders. Adam Levenson, VP BD of G-audio Labs (a next-gen audio tech company for AR, VR and streaming media), discusses the current audio challenges and trends that are facing the leading streaming platforms. He also reveals which companies have recently begun to invest in new audio capabilities, versus those that are falling behind. He can speak to the latest and emerging audio technologies in the market today for streaming platforms.

Adam Levenson w/ Digital Operative by Kalen Jordan

Adam Levenson and Ollie Glatzer of Somatone Interactive

Adam Levenson and Ollie Glatzer of Somatone Interactive