Pennsylvania
This audio device expert began his career as a professional musician, studying at the Boston Conservatory of Music. He thereafter earned a BS in Electrical Engineering from Northeastern University and later pursued a doctorate in the field at Lehigh University. He is a licensed Professional Engineer and member of the IEEE, National Academy of Forensic Engineers (NAFE) and Audio Engineering...
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California
This professor and entrepreneur earned his BS in Engineering and Applied Science from Caltech and a PhD in Electrical Engineering from the University of Southern California. An active researcher, he has authored and co-authored nearly 100 peer reviewed technical papers; his scholarly work focuses on the intersection of acoustics, psychoacoustics and audio signal processing. Twenty years ago, he...
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Florida
This expert is a world renowned figure in digital audio and computer music, with over 40 technical publications and four patents to his credit. The former chief technical officer at Lucasfilm Droid Works, he won both an Emmy Award for Technical Achievement and the Audio Engineering Society's lifetime achievement award. He holds a PhD in Computer Science from Stanford University, as well as...
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Michigan
This highly qualified expert has been working in video and audio forensics for over 35 years. After earning his BA in communications with a minor in criminal justice, this expert worked as a probation officer for the city of Troy, Michigan. He then began work as an audio engineer and investigator at Ambience Recording Studio where he began consultancy work with the FBI, local police departments,...
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An audio forensics expert witness analyzes and interprets audio evidence, provides expert testimony on its authenticity, quality, and relevance, and can clarify technical aspects for the court.
Cases involving disputed voice identification, sound analysis, audio enhancement, or deciphering obscured recordings often require an audio forensics expert witness.
Yes, subspecialties include acoustic analysis, speaker recognition, sound source identification, and digital signal processing among others.
They can analyze the disputed material and provide objective findings on similarities or differences between the original and alleged infringing work.
A certified expert has proven knowledge and skills in the field. Their certification adds credibility to their findings and testimony in court.
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