A A A Volume : 44 Part : 3 Reproduced Sound 2022 – Contents Standing on the Shoulders of Giants: Glenn Leembruggen, Acoustic Directions, Australia Multi-domain analyses of acoustic room correction systems: Prathmesh Thakkar, GP Acoustics (UK) Acoustic design and performance of a non-environment control room for recording and teaching: Glenn Leembruggen, Camille Hanrahan-Tan, Osborn Fong, Acoustic Directions, Australia Loudspeaker Matrix Arrays: Challenging the way we create and control sound: Evert Start, HOLOPLOT, Germany Listener preference of reverberation in the post-production of live amplified music recordings: Ken Liston, Nottingham Trent University Virtual bass expansion for cross-talk cancellation systems: Ben Scott, Daniel Wallace, Marcos Simon, Roberto Grilli, Davi Carvalho, Filippo Fazi, University of Southampton Analysis of complex-valued neural networks for audio source localisation: Vlad S. Paul and Philip A. Nelson, University of Southampton The Arup Experience Lab: Calum Ferreira, Arup Acoustics Hearing degradation - a personal account: Philip Newell, Consultant Using cognitive psychology and neuroscience to better inform sound system design at large musical events: Jon Burton, University of Derby Loudspeaker simulation vs. measurement: Validating matrix array electro-acoustic models: Mert Aslantürk and Evert Start, HOLOPLOT, Germany Metric based development of acoustic lenses and waveguides: Lewis MacDonald, University of Salford A critical analysis of sound level monitoring methods at live events: Adam Hill, University of Derby; Jos Mulder, Australian National University, Australia; Jon Burton, University of Derby; Marcel Kok, dBcontrol, The Netherlands; Michael Lawrence, Rational Acoustics, USA Comparison of SPLmax using AES75 and multitone distortion (MTD) methods: James Hipperson, Funktion One Previous Paper 11 of 16 Next