Dr. Gilbert Soulodre has many years of experience in the field of audio as a research scientist, product developer, educator, and mixing engineer. He has written more than 100 scientific papers and technical reports in the areas of digital signal processing, loudness metering, subjective testing, psychoacoustics and spatial perception, multi-channel audio, and concert hall acoustics. As the founder and CEO of Camden Labs, he has invented a variety of signal processing algorithms and has authored numerous patents. He is the inventor of both the QuantumLogic Immersion and Clari-Fi technologies that are used extensively in automotive audio by Harman International. Gil was formerly the head of the Audio Perception Lab at the CRC in Ottawa, where he developed the subjective testing methods that are used in the ITU-R BS.1116 and MUSHRA standards. He was formerly a professor in the Sound Recording program at McGill University and also in the Department of Psychology at Carleton University. Gil is a Fellow of the AES and has received recognition and awards from the Acoustical Society of America, the American Institute of Physics, and the IEEE. He received the AES Publications Award for his work on spatial perception in immersive sound environments. In 2022, he presented the Richard C. Heyser Memorial Lecture at the 153rd AES Convention in New York. Gil developed a method for accurately measuring the perceived loudness of audio signals. This technology was adopted as the ITU-R BS. 1770 and EBU R-128 international standards, and is now used extensively around the world. In 2012, Gil received a Technology and Engineering Emmy Award for his work developing the loudness meter.