Latest articles by Jack Kontney
NAB attendees flocked to audio providers for seamless solutions to surround-sound and loudness control issues
Barix is touting the Exstreamer 1000 as a ‘Swiss broadcast knife’ to seamlessly transport audio via Internet.
Riedel Artist intercom control panels will be ported directly to the new Calrec Apollo control surface.
The new D-5.2 flagship console boasts a larger mix engine and comprehensive displays for fast-paced news environments.
The next-generation JetStream Mini audio router simplifies setup when used with Logitek control surfaces
Richard Cabot has the prescription for post-DTV audio stress
Online initiatives are adding transparency through new Web sites and social media initiatives.
With the turn of the calendar to 2009, the electronics industry has moved its focus away from the difficulties of last year and has begun to look forward to 2009.
Strong attendance at the music technology show reflected industry optimism amid economic uncertainty
The company is helping mobile crews to “read between the lines” of the FCC white spaces ruling
The Second Report and Order document defines unlicensed TV band devices and mandates a national wireless frequency database
The awards ceremony for excellence in audio will be Oct. 10 at the AES Convention in New York.
The Nashville, TN, music products show reported lower attendance and fewer exhibits.
The war of words among Shure, the NAB and the technology lobby impacted the likely future of wireless microphones
The inevitable move to HD broadcasting requires a near-universal need for a new audio infrastructure. Fortunately, manufacturers are armed with a slew
Julius Genachowski announced his support of a free and open Internet in line with the principles of ‘net neutrality’ in his first major policy address.
Wide-ranging technical sessions cover broadcast audio from input to output in the context of today’s media requirements.
If you buy the wrong headset, you simply replace it. But if you buy the wrong audio console, you affect operations for years to come. As production needs
The new Shure Axient system includes a sweeping technology shift for high-end users in crowded RF situations.
The new customer-centric development process uses an open-source approach.
The startup company is set to replace aging vintage consoles with the best in modern analog circuitry design.
Pro Tools Version 9 signals a fundamental, user-friendly change, adding a huge software-only toolset and embracing third-party hardware integration.
The new loudspeaker design methodology and materials enable greater rigidity while reducing mass.
