Here’s How We Do Processing Technologies

The core technology in the processing of digital media has grown and evolved over the years. We embrace a blend of well-known best practices and innovative, cutting edge technologies to bring a rich and powerful set of tools to all of our customers. Here are the three kinds of processing we do, and have done at Biamp. State processing A design file contains processing blocks. Many of these blocks have parameters that are set during commissioning and then those parameters sit in that state for a long time. Or maybe they are tied to end user control for manual changes. These are things like levels, mutes, and router selections. Dynamic…

3 Reasons Why High-Fidelity Consumer Audio is Making a Comeback

As a lifelong audiophile, I’ve heard the sound quality in consumer audio products steadily decline. We went from records, to CDs, and then to MP3s–all the while compressing audio files into smaller and smaller formats that increase device-carrying capacity, but at the very real expense of audio fidelity. Unfortunately, low-fidelity (Lo-fi) audio has become so prevalent in mainstream culture–from mobile phones to online videos–that most people are quite accustomed to compressed audio, and have no idea what the audio is actually supposed to sound like, and how wonderful it really is. Living in a Lo-fi world is hard for us audio lovers, but there’s light at the end of this…

How to Attach Partitions in New Tesira 2.0 Software

In this last of three videos showing you some of the new things you can do with the Tesira 2.0 configuration software, I’ll be walking you through how to attach partitions inline. Thanks for coming along on this 3-part Tesira 2.0 journey with me. If you have any other questions about Tesira 2.0, you can find answers on Cornerstone or by contacting our Applications Engineers for support.

Enterprise Audio Is About Complexity, Not Necessarily Size

In my previous post about our audio categories, I discussed what Everyday audio is, what products can be used for those systems, and two examples of applications. In this post, I’ll be doing that with Enterprise audio. More Than Big, Enterprise is Complex To us, Enterprise means it’s not just a “big” system (i.e. lots of inputs and outputs), it means the system is comprised of many different applications like conferencing, BGM, paging, general audio, lecture capture, mix-minus, and court recording. Enterprise means all of those applications (or some combination) on one platform with the capability to integrate with other products and systems to create a single, cohesive, networked system.…

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