Last week we discussed the anatomy of a network–what it’s made of, but what exactly is networked audio? Simply stated, networked audio is the transporting of audio from one endpoint to another over an Ethernet network. The major benefits include: High quality, low latency, multiple channel count. Time syncing and data transfer management. Dynamic control…
As consumer demands for digital communication technology continue to shift and evolve, it can be challenging for some manufacturers and software vendors to keep up: from desktop to mobile, analog to digital, and faster this to more portable that. Networked audio is among those forms of digital communication technology that is being adopted more and…
Here’s a slice of audio insight from our featured Cornerstone article of the week: Automixer Basics. Let’s go over the benefits of using automatic mixers (automixers), some of the issues that can arise when you don’t, and then a peek at an automixer control block diagram for Audia and Nexia products. 3 Key Benefits of…
When I started my career in the audio industry, believe it or not we used analog electronics to implement mix-minus systems. We painstakingly mixed phase-inverted microphone signals into the overall mix (thus the ‘minus’) at different ratios, delicately tweaking potentiometers for hours to get larger systems sounding just right. It was a labor of love,…
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