All Audio Technologies articles
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Industry TrendsTop 10: Create & Produce
As the year draws to a close, we take a look at some of the most popular news and industry trend articles in our Create Produce category.
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Industry Trends
2019 review: The technology shaping content creation
Interactive drama, games engines, holograms, aerial spectaculars and digital cosmetics showed the blend of content and tech innovation has never been stronger
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Industry Trends
Live music broadcasting: the new frontier for next gen audio?
Live production with NGA has been dominated by sports. But could live music be the next opportunity for immersive sound? David Davies investigates.
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Industry Trends
New World Symphony: Orchestral academy gets ready for 4K HDR
The world-renowned Miami classical music institution is approaching the completion of an ambitious multi-year upgrade, writes David Davies.
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Industry Trends
Behind the scenes: War of the Worlds
The War of the Worlds started on the radio, but the sound is just as important in the latest small screen turn of the HG Wells classic. Adrian Pennington goes behind the scenes of the audio behind the BBC’s new TV adaptation.
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Industry Trends
Behind the scenes: Diego Maradona
Editor Chris King and director Asif Kapadia tackle Argentina’s footballing enigma, Diego Maradona, in this documentary which comes to DVD this month
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News
Machine learning audio software firm secures $3.3m funding
Audio repair software developer Accusonus has raised $3.3 million in Series A funding.
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Industry Trends
Vision mixers: Switching it up
The art of production mixing may not have changed profoundly in recent years, but the call to deliver to extra platforms and satisfy more streamlined productions are among the trends heralding fresh challenges for system developers.
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Technical Papers
Applying automation to high quality/low cost orchestra live streaming
In this paper, BBC Scotland explores the use of robotic pan-tilt-zoom (PTZ) cameras to capture an orchestral concert for live streaming.
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Technical Papers
Marconi: towards an integrated, intelligent radio production platform
In this paper, VRT explores integrated tools in audio technology for 21st-century radio production.
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Technical Papers
Flexible virtualisation of radio production and playout
In this paper, Jutel Oy explores virtual browser-based radio production.
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Technical Papers
DAB over IP
In this paper, IRT explores DAB and IP as technical solutions for radio streaming.
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Technical Papers
Evolution of radio services in the era of voice-controlled digital assistants
In this paper, Rai explores the impact of voice-controlled digital assistants on the evolution of radio services.
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Executive Interviews
How to tell a better story
Sound should be used to help editors tell the story. Sound editor Tormod Ringnes speaks to Carolyn Giardina about the impact of immersive sound technology.
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Video
IBC2019 Keynote: Cinematic trailblazer Andy Serkis
IBC2019: Actor and director Andy Serkis discusses his journey into performance capture and the ethics of capturing actors’ likenesses in his IBC2019 Keynote session.
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Video
IBC2019 Panel Interview: Jorma Kivela, Rik Bauwens and Paolo Casagranda
IBCTV casts an ear to advances in the radio market
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News
IBC2019 Preview: Monday
IBC2019: Highlights from across the conference and exhibition including the content everywhere hall and hub and the Monday mega movie showcasing Toy Story 4 .
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News
IBC2019 Preview: Friday
IBC2019: Highlights and the must-see conference sessions, feature areas, Elton John’s Rocket Man on the Big Screen, and AWS 4K Charity run sign up.
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Whitepaper
Five steps to take the challenge of expanded networks
Over the last couple years, professional Audio-over-IP-(AoIP) distribution has established itself in the broadcast-universe and keeps evolving constantly. Certain requirements when covering daily program distribution or even live events, are increasing - the five essentials: Compatibility, high audio quality, flexibility, transmission robustness and simplicity.
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Executive Interviews
Interview: Nuno Fonseca, Sound Particles
Applying the techniques of 3D video animation to sound creation could take cinema audio to a new level of realism, Sound Particles’ Nuno Fonseca tells Paul Bray.
