Remote audio-mixing consoles for broadcast are still a relatively rarefied category at the high end of the market, but diversity within the group is increasing, thanks to growing demand for […] More
There have been two distinct trends in audio console development over the past couple of years: a migration to IP-based connectivity and the remote access of a console core via […] More
The PA systems used for augmented crowd sound are becoming their own subcategory within the venue-sound sector. They have their own particular acoustical exigencies — aiming a speaker capable of […] More
Created last year in response to the coronavirus pandemic, the new category of augmented crowd sound has spawned new ways of putting that sound into sports arenas and stadiums that […] More
Describing the audio infrastructure as “the most challenging and complex” ever undertaken for an NBA season, Dave Grundtvig, lead A1 for Turner Sports’ coverage of the league’s compressed and strange […] More
Despite some initial concerns, the “faux” crowd sound is becoming part of the sports broadcasting experience as various leagues and teams come out of pandemic-induced hibernation. European football leagues, including the […] More
NASCAR is one of the first major sports to resurface after the COVID-19 pandemic locked down virtually all sports events globally in March. The races are on again, often with […] More
Networked audio has left the novelty stage behind and is moving into its own maturity even as its evolution continues, hastened by the rapid rate of development around standards. “There […] More
ESPN’s 10-part documentary The Last Dance, which chronicles Michael Jordan and the 1997-98 Chicago Bulls, has drawn raves that are only enhanced by the fact that it’s one of the […] More
The COVID-19 pandemic is a global phenomenon that has shut down sports pretty much everywhere. And just as many civil and governmental responses have been mostly local — US efforts […] More
