"This was a very nice experience. I think the application and popularization of the technology would be rather fast. Although the technology is quite professional, which we are not familiar with, yet as public experience, we found it is of great value for application in the tourism area.”

--- Wang Yi, Deputy Dureau Director, Shanghai Xuhui District Tourism Bureau
Nov. 15 2012

I was impressed by the 3D sound, and actually it is 3D. I enjoyed the high localization which is very interesting. And the high frequency is also very nice. Overall, a good experience! 
But you need to have more rain coming from the ceiling I think, and real rain I mean so that people will get a little bit wet. That would be very effective.

--- Senior Vice President& Chief Scientist of Walt Disney Imagineering Research & Development
Nov. 8 2012

Thank you for the opportunity and congratulations to Siwei! Personally I think I’m quite experienced the 3D building and 4th dimension. Today I just see the sound and acoustic have this level of experience. That’s a really rich experience. We are thinking about ordering places to simulate other sounds and effects, so I would like to congratulate to you all. Hope that you all could continue to further the research and to further the application and think about how this can be applicable in the environment and the infrastructure as well.

--- Dr.CalvinKam PhD, Founder & CEO of bimSCORE
Nov. 8 2012

I’m not so familiar with the 3D technology, but I really had a very different feeling after the experience. You have precisely measured, calculated and mix the music to have a desired effect which matches a famous sentence in management field that is “No measurement, no management.” In other words, if you want to make something, you have to measure and calculate it fairly accurately. Likewise, you can’t manage anything that you can’t measure. So if you can succeed in precisely measure everything, you can do better. The feeling that the music gave me verifies my opinion in management. I believe the way you are going along is a quite correct way, and wish you could do better and better.

--- Wang Guangbin, the vice dean of College of Economics and Management, Tongji University
Nov. 8 2012

This is my first time hearing 3D sound in such a wonderful studio and the sound was shocking, especially when some unique sound effects were mixed into musical pieces. I've never heard that before. Let's imagine when the technology could be applied into home theatres or commercial theatres, people's idea about audio-visual experience definitely will be changed!

--- He Wei, Violin Professor from San Francisco Conservatory of Music
Oct. 20 2012

I was shocked after experiencing the 3D sound. The applying of 360 degree 3D hologram sound is especially worthy to mention, for the position of every sound is fairly clear, which is beyond my expectation. In terms of the research of sound art, this is a leading area which needs to be further developed. In addition, if adopted in large-scale exhibitions, performances and multi-media presentation, 3D sound is rather promising hereafter. As for universities, we hope we could set up such a lab to develop our sound creations from 2D to 3D.

--- Zhuang Yuan, Professor of Nanjing University of the Arts
October 13, 2012