Jack Kelly
Academic title(s):
PhD Candidate
Department:
Music Research
Area(s):
Sound Recording
Group:
Doctoral Student
Current research:
Jack's thesis research centres on perceptual evaluations of experimental spatial room impulse response convolution techniques, using both channel-based and ambisonic arrays as artificial reverberation tools in immersive music production. Other areas of interest include interactive media, 6DOF capture and rendering, and virtual acoustics to name a few.
Biography:
Jack received his BFA in Electroacoustic Studies at Concordia University in 2012, and his M.Mus. in Sound Recording at McGill University in 2016. Jack has been a course instructor at McGill since 2016, and has been an active classical recording engineer since 2013.
Program:
Ph.D. Sound Recording
Graduate supervision:
Supervisor(s): Wieslaw Woszczyk/Richard King
