AES Capabilities
Our clients benefit from decades of experience, tapping into a knowledge base that is broad in depth and breadth. Spanning all aspects of product development it includes:
- Mechanical engineering
- Electrical/electronic engineering
- Signal processing
- Software and embedded firmware
- Advanced communications channel architecture
- ECC
Additionally, these core competencies are supported by expertise in physics, chemistry and material science, providing product teams with the comprehensive skill set that not only understands the technical requirements, but one that is ready to solve the real-world problems that could otherwise derail your project.
Joe Jurneke, President & CEO
Back in the 70's I was involved with multi media sound production and loved it. But, it didn't pay real well and I did not have time to focus on it, since I was a Hardware Design Engineer at a computer peripheral manufacturer.
I did several projects for a local television station, specifically Denver channel 9. I helped assemble the 1980 Colorado Mountain Club annual slide show gala with 12 projectors and Stereo sound held at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science, and several other commercial projects for marketing and advertising purposes.
I hold 11 patents in digital signal processing and systems architecture, primarily for use in information storage and retrieval applications. That brings us to today.
I got involved in a hardware project to build an Audio Compressor, old school style -all analog around 1999. In order to prove the functionality, I had to run test cases against it and its competitors. I was spending a fortune at a local studio to get console time to run the test cases. Hence, I purchased a console and ran the cases on my own time. This resulted in rekindling my enjoyment of sound production Back in the 70's I was involved with multi media sound production and loved it. But, it didn't pay real well and I did not have time to focus on it, since I was a Hardware Design Engineer at a computer peripheral manufacturer.
I did several projects for a local television station, specifically Denver channel 9. I helped assemble the 1980 Colorado Mountain Club annual slide show gala with 12 projectors and Stereo sound held at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science, and several other commercial projects for marketing and advertising purposes.
I hold 11 patents in digital signal processing and systems architecture, primarily for use in information storage and retrieval applications. That brings us to today.
I got involved in a hardware project to build an Audio Compressor, old school style -all analog around 1999. In order to prove the functionality, I had to run test cases against it and its competitors. I was spending a fortune at a local studio to get console time to run the test cases. Hence, I purchased a console and ran the cases on my own time. This resulted in rekindling my enjoyment of sound production and mixing once again. The endeavor ended up blooming out into more test cases, more complex situations and I found myself mixing complete songs. Overall, I had 80 test cases I had to run. Out of that, I ended up mixing about 60 complete songs. Some of these are now on SoundCloud.
After a long and productive career in designing storage solutions, I have reached the point in life I want to rekindle having fun while working. Hence the unintentional move to recording mixing and mastering. It’s time to give back to others, and enjoy the path along the way.