Gear and Technology
Clair Global Co-Develops Virtual Crowd for Events
The new interactive streaming technology Virtual Crowd is a collaboration between Fireplay, PRG, and Clair Global.
Streaming
The Wire
NUGEN Audio Proves Ideal for Streamed Music Production
Nartan Records Utilizes NUGEN’s SEQ-S, MasterCheck, AB, ISL and LM-Correct Solutions to Create Pristine Audio to Meet All Streaming Standards MILAN, SEPTEMBER 23, 2020...
Featured
TIDAL and Dolby Bring Dolby Atmos Music to the Home
First music streaming service to bring Dolby Atmos Music to users with a Dolby Atmos enabled sound bar, TV or AVR home theater system...
Business
dCS Expands Legends Award
The dCS (Data Conversion Systems, Ltd.) Legends Award campaign, which began last year, has been expanded to highlight more engineering legends.
Music Production
How Pros Are Livestreaming During the Pandemic
Take a deep dive into the technology and techniques that artists are using while livestreaming during the pandemic.
The Wire
Marshall Electronics Sees Surge in Demand for UCC and Streaming Products
New trends in telepresence, remote workflows, and online education drives demand for high performance USB microphones, cameras, and conversion tools.
Blog
Mix Blog Studio: Live-Streaming Music—A Case Study
With everyone at home, touring has been postponed and staples such as record-release parties either canceled or delayed. So Mike Levine's daughter-in-law and his...
Recording
Capturing Concerts for VR
By Alvin Fernald. Supersphere, an entertainment production company that specializes in immersive and interactive live broadcast events, recently teamed up with mobile production specialist...
news
Hi-Res Streaming Service Qobuz Launches in U.S.
Qobuz boasts approximately 40 million CD-quality (16-bit) and millions of Hi-Res (24-bit/ 192 kHz) tracks
Blog
Consumed with Music Consumption
By Clive Young. While public accolades recognizing talent and hard work are fulfilling, for many creatives in the industry, whether they’re artists, producers, engineers...
Blog
Evil Audio Engineers Strike Again
Audio pros used to be the good guys in movies and TV shows, but not anymore.
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