Dennis Baxter

INSIDE AUDIO The complexities of bringing immersive audio to the home viewer

The metaverse is in conflict with broadcasting... one is a shared experience, the other is not

INSIDE AUDIO While the technology is evolving, content with compelling immersive sound and interactivity is lagging, except in gaming.

INSIDE AUDIO Enough work had been done prior to the pandemic to make the transition easier

INSIDE AUDIO It’s out there but not always easy to obtain

Inside Audio Madden’s voice and the sound of the game are so well known that you can purchase sound samples

Inside Audio It’s all about microphone design and placement

Inside Audio I enjoyed the sound of all the divisional and series playoffs, but a smooth-balanced soundscape is easily just as entertaining without any trampoline sound dynamics

Inside Audio Capturing good audio still relies on the laws of physics

Computers controlling computers is one thing; machine learning is another

Attitude, accountability, education and mentors play a part

Broadcasters and streaming services bear the responsibility in the end

Dennis Baxter’s assessment of what 2020 has meant to the audio industry

The practice of sound supplementation has been around since before the pandemic

The danger of having too many people in your ear

Inside Audio As sporting venues changed, audio engineers had to reconfigure how best to capture all the action

Inside Audio The last decade saw major changes in audio technology.

Inside Audio Mics have seen an evolution in recent years, especially for sports production.

Inside Audio The type of speaker and how we use it can make all the difference.

Inside Audio A variety of metering tools for an expanding array of audio formats.

Inside Audio If a sound mixer can hear immersive sound, they can mix it.

Inside Audio Content producers and sound designers share the path forward for immersive sound.