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In the office we're spending most of our waken hours in Wwise customizing awesome sound experiences for our customers and users. Devoting time to really dial those volume, hi-pass, lo-pass curves in on sounds helps making a much better soundscape, and

Last year we were fortunate enough to fly all over the world attending events such as SXSW, VR Days & Slush.We took home the prize for best sound in VR/AR/MR together with Molamil at CopenXrealities and also made it

A couple of months ago, for the third year running AWE attended Danish Sound Day 2017. This years location was in the home city of B&O in Struer aka The City of Sound. In this article, we talk about our

AWE participated in SXSW (South by Southwest) in Austin, Texas. It was our first time at the huge festival and conference for interactive media, music and film. In this blog post we will tell you about how it is being

Have you seen The Matrix, a movie released in 1999? It features characters that are living in a fully simulated world, with most of the population completely unaware of it. Although some previous movies have tried to depict VR, The

Throughout history, examples of our need to tell stories have been recorded. Our fascination with telling a good story keeps us entertained, informed, educated and on the edge of our seats. Audio augmented reality (AAR) is one of the latest

On the 29th September 2016 Radio Innovation Day hosted by the Media Innovation Center (MIZ) in Babelsberg Potsdam, Germany took place.Radio professionals from all over the globe gathered with the aim of keeping themselves up to date with the latest

VR World Congress is the UK's biggest conference that focuses on Virtual Reality. It congregates buyers, sellers and developers from all over the VR industry and industries related. AWE attended this years event on the 12th April 2016 courtesy of

Audio tours at open air museums have had particular popularity, but is there a way to now take audio tours to a new dimension?Audio Augmented Reality is a relatively new term. So what exactly is it? Let's start with the