Results from three studies related to the Soundlapse project were presented at the XIII Ibero-American Acoustics Congress, held in Santiago on December 3 and 4. The first study, titled “Implementation and Evaluation of a Sound Design in 3D-Ambisonics Format,” was presented by Felipe Otondo. The second study, titled “Design and Evaluation of a Sound Localization Test Using Virtual Reality and Ambisonics Audio Playback Through Speakers,” was presented by Esaú Medina, a graduate of the Master’s Program in Acoustics and Vibrations at the Universidad Austral de Chile. Finally, a third study, presented by Alejandro Albornoz, was titled “Acousmatic Radio Drama for Children and Youth: An Educational Proposal to Bring Soundscapes and Acoustic Ecology Closer to Primary and Secondary Education.”

These studies were part of the session “Sound Design and Spatial Audio” and were very well received by the audience.