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Toronto Section of the Audio Engineering Society

Since 1968, Toronto AES has been one of the most active sections of the Audio Engineering Society in the world. We unite audio engineers and our allied arts to collect, collate, and disseminate, scientific knowledge that furthers our field.

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AES Toronto – Microphone Techniques

Date: Tuesday, January 26, 2020
Time: 7:00pm
Location: Online YouTube

Masters of Audio

Profiles significant activities and persons associated with our society.

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MEMBERS' SHOWCASE

Honouring work of our fellow Audio Engineers.

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Meetings & Events

Toronto AES typically meets the fourth Tuesday of every month. Mark your calendar for these upcoming meetings & special events!

Things That Go Bump in the Network: Unmasking the Audio Phantoms

IP NETWORKS Things That Go Bump in the Network: Next-Gen IP Audio's Darkest Nightmares 🎃👻 Event Details & OverviewWhat: A spooky,...

“What Comes After Next?” – An Evening with Michael Nunan

AES Session: What Comes After Next In 2025, Michael took the AES Expo stage to argue that the future doesn't arrive head-on—it arrives sideways, through...

Composing, Recording & Mixing in Three Dimensions—Consequences of Space & Time

Exploring the production of the Grammy Award-winning album Immersed Producing music for immersive audio presents new opportunities for how we create, record,...

Mixing Rock Records with Energy, Depth & Analog Vibe — Inside the Box

Mixing Rock Records with Energy, Depth & Analog Vibe Join Toronto-based producer, mixer and engineer Brian Moncarz for a live walkthrough of his rock...

Modern Acoustical Science for Performing Arts Venues

Modern Acoustical Science for Performing Arts Venues This month’s lecture will present a history of modern acoustical science for performing arts venues. It...

Masters of Audio

Profiling significant activities and persons associated with our society.

In Memory Of: Taras “Terry” Medwedyk

The Audio Engineering Society community mourns the loss of a true giant in our field, Taras “Terry” Medwedyk, who passed away on January 24, 2026. While many...

In Memory Of: Peter J. Moore

We’re sad to report that long time Toronto AES member Peter J. Moore has passed away.

Profile | Ed Marshall, Audio Engineer

Edward (Ted) Marshall has been at the forefront of classical music recording for over fifty years. He has recorded hundreds of solo artists, orchestras, bands, choral and chamber ensembles, in Canada and abroad with the CBC and his own company, Marshall Arts Productions.

Retrospective: University of Waterloo Audio Research Group

On June 12, 2014, the Toronto AES presented a special meeting to honour the work of the highly respected University of Waterloo’s Audio Research Group (ARG).

A Tribute to Neil Muncy

Neil Muncy, Audio Engineer, 1938 – 2012, was a friend, colleague, teacher, and mentor to several generations of audio practitioners.

Members' Showcase

Honouring work of our fellow Audio Engineers.

2026 – AES MEMBERS SHOWCASE

The Toronto section of the Audio Engineering Society is hosting its 10th annual Members' Showcase this February. Toronto AES members will present their own...

9th AES MEMBERS SHOWCASE

The Toronto section of the Audio Engineering Society is hosting its 9th annual Members' Showcase this February. Toronto AES members will present their own...