Dennis Baxter Sound offers you and your organization specialized, customized and innovative immersive sound design services. With over thirty five years of experience, including hundreds of live sporting events and nine Olympic Games as the sound designer, our experience with live sports broadcasts bridges the creative and technical aspects of production.

There is little question that sound for all entertainment media is moving to the next generation of artistic and technical applications and expression. More channels and features will be available to engage and entertain the consumer, which along with smart and sophisticated reproduction will usher in a media transformation.

This reformation began with a new generation of audio and video systems that offer a new spectrum of features and options. The difference between this innovation and previous delivery formats is the ability to optimize the audio output for each listener and each device. Secondly, consumer acceptance and integration are built on a wide range of user setups and features. Finally, the delivery ecosystem has been developed and advanced audio features for bidirectional interface to the user have been tested, proven, and is doable.

The aural (sonic) aspect of every media including visual (picture-based) entertainment, games, podcasts, music and sports will benefit from advanced audio enhancements and sound spatialization to create a dimensional sound creation. As the art and science of spatial sound design matures, aural expression will balance impressionism and realism and ultimately be engagingly individualistic and realistic.

The quest for spatial sound has attracted fresh ideas and interest because it is finally possible for everyone to enjoy the experience. Much experimentation and research has been applied to the consumer experience, particularly in the field of sound reproduction. A convincing experience can be easily conveyed by in-ear devices and soundbars as well as more sophisticated home theatre setups.

Spatial sound is the continuing experience that began with mono and carries on with complete 360 degree of immersion - the final step to complete absorption. Immersive sound will permeate all aspects of sound production and sound reproduction and now is the time when all audio practitioners have a say in how this advanced format can best suit the needs of all participants.

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