Reverb, Spatial & Immersive Audio with Orchisama Das | WolfTalk #026
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Orchisama Das is an outstanding audio researcher known for her work in virtual acoustics, artificial reverberation, and immersive audio. She holds a PhD from Stanford University’s prestigious CCRMA and has contributed to groundbreaking research at leading universities and major tech companies.
During this interview, we talk about her path in academia and industry. Orchisama shares her thoughts about the realities of audio research, offering great insights and a very frank and honest perspective on her journey.
We dive into technical topics such as artificial reverberation, virtual acoustics, immersive audio, and open problems in DSP, as well as topics like the gender imbalance in the audio research industry and how to stay productive and motivated during research.
The episode is scattered with many resources and tips for anyone interested in learning the mentioned topics. It is a very inspiring and informative talk for people who are doing audio research, or curious about getting started.
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Episode contentsFrom this podcast, you will learn:
- How Orchisama Das started her journey in audio research and her path to earning a PhD at Stanford University’s CCRMA.
- About her internships at Tesla and Meta Reality Labs, as well as tips and advice on how to get internships as a researcher.
- A big picture technical overview of artificial reverberation, virtual room acoustics, and immersive audio.
- Resources for learning about these topics, including books, papers, and tools.
- Tips and advice for a good research carrer.
- Her thoughts on the gender imbalance in audio research and ways to address it.
This episode was recorded on November 21, 2024.
00:00:00 Podast Intro
00:00:38 Orchisama Das
00:02:34 Wolfsound: DSP Pro
00:04:33 Orchisama's Background and Introduction
00:05:17 Early Interest in Music
00:06:25 From Electronics to Music Technology
00:10:45 Applying to PhD Programs
00:12:01 PhD Research at CCRMA
00:20:45 Sponsor: JUCE
00:22:26 Internships at Tesla and Meta
00:27:10 Postdoc at the University of Surrey
00:31:27 Moving to Industry: Sonos
00:36:34 Back to Academia: King's College
00:40:44 Artificial Reveberation
00:56:49 Spatial Audio
01:01:29 Machine Learning for Audio DSP
01:04:43 Tools and Technology Stack
01:07:29 Personal Audio Plugin Projects
01:09:08 Productivity Habits for Researchers
01:11:24 Book Recommendations
01:13:10 Focus Music
01:14:04 Do You Need a PhD for Industry Research?
01:15:25 'Women at Sonos' Resource Group
01:17:01 Gender Diversity in the Audio Industry
01:18:36 Comparing Research Institutes
01:20:41 Composing and Performing Music
01:23:23 Connecting with Orchisama
01:25:06 Outro