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AudioNetworks has been
founded originally in the 80s in Silicon Valley by a few scientists
working in Physics but with a personal attraction and dedication to
Audio quality.
The Roadmap of the original
company was named "The 66 Steps to Heaven". Which meant the
66 problems where Fundamental Research was needed to improve the Audio"Recognition
Factor" of the brain. The Recognition
Factor, invented by AudioNetworks, was a way to analyze and quantify
the "difference" between live sound and recorded sound.
Among these new Audio
needed developments, AudioNetworks found out the critical importance
and fatiguing effect of the group delay distortion and developed a correction
algorithm. For a few decades Researchers known that a part of the brain
(MSO=Medial Superior Olive) nucleus in cells made the humain brain sensitive
to absolute time delays. The work of AudioNetworks shown that the brain
seems in fact to "resynchronize" the various frequencies that
should have arrived together, developing a serious effort to rebuild
the "Recognition Factor". If the direct A/B comparison between
a time distorted signal and its original does not reveal easily this
brain reconstruction, a repetition of the test easily shows that the
brain is more and more "tired" of rebuilding the synchronicity
when a non-distorted version of the signal is also repeated.
After un-successfully trying to mobilize the Research centers of the
leading US universities like the MIT, AudioNetworks dedicated its research
to the field of Professional and Domestic Audio, subventionned by the
most advanced and successful companies in the domain.
AudioNetworks is now
a subsidiary from Goldmund International Inc in Monaco and is working
in collaboration with the best Research Labs in Audio both in USA and
in Europe.
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