NEW BERN, N.C.—Wheatstone continues its international roll-out of the VoxPro system, announcing that MRZ Broadcast in the Netherlands is the latest dealership to add the digital audio recorder and editor to its line or products. Wheatstone previously announced deals with distributors in Australia, New Zealand and Switzerland.

VoxPro is a PC-based software that can be used in live and on-air broadcasts and in production suites. Its control panel surface provides one-touch recording and jog wheel and scrub key features. It can digitally record and edit on two tracks, and imports and exports all popular file formats.

Wheatstone acquired the VoxPro system as part of its acquisition of Audion Labs in October.

NEW BERN, N.C.—Wheatstone continues its expansion of the VoxPro digital audio recorder and editor with the announcement that Agile Broadcasting will represent the system in Australia. This comes after Wheatstone recently announced distribution deals in both New Zealand and Switzerland.

VoxPro is a PC-based software for live on-air broadcasts and in production suites. Features include a control panel surface with one-touch recordings, and jog wheel and scrub keys for editing. It digitally records and edits on two tracks and is able to import and export all popular file formats.

Wheatstone purchased the VoxPro system from Audion Labs in October.

NEW BERN, N.C.—The VoxPro is heading to New Zealand as Wheatstone and New Zealand-based Southern Broadcast have comes to terms on a distribution and support agreement. Wheatstone, who acquired the VoxPro in early October, has previously announced new distribution deals in Switzerland.

VoxPro

VoxPro can be used for live and on-air broadcasts and in production suites. A PC-based software program, VoxPro features a control panel surface that provides one-touch recording and features like a jog wheel and scrub keys for quick editing. It is able to digitally record and edit on two tracks, and imports and exports all popular file formats individually or in groups.

As a part of the Wheatstone line of products, VoxPro can now be integrated with the WheatNet-IP audio network.

NEW BERN, N.C.—After acquiring the VoxPro digital audio recorder and editor earlier this month, Wheatstone has announced that it will be distributing the unit worldwide. Switzerland’s Media Engineering will be the first to distribute the VoxPro under the new network.

VoxPro

VoxPro is a PC-based software program with a control panel surface that provides one-touch recording and features like a jog wheel and scrub keys for quick editing. It is able to digitally record and edit on two tracks, and can also import and export popular file formats individually or in groups.

Wheatstone acquired VoxPro from Audion Labs back on Oct. 5. The VoxPro unit can now be integrated into the WheatNet-IP audio network environment for online sharing, editing and archiving of audio.