RODECaster Pro II guide: multitrack recording, mix-minus and remote guests
Console, audio interface and recorder in one box, the RODECaster Pro II packs a whole podcast chain. Here's how to actually use…
Console, audio interface and recorder in one box, the RODECaster Pro II packs a whole podcast chain. Here's how to actually use…
Mix-minus is the art of sending each remote participant the whole programme... minus their own voice. Without it, a caller or a…
Putting a listener on air by phone sounds trivial — until the air starts ringing or the caller hears themselves echo. Behind…
Inovonics is buying Broadcast Tools, the US maker of switchers, silence sensors and routers that has bailed out stations for nearly 40…
On a TV set, sound happens backstage: invisible RF lavalier mics, a mixer balancing everything live, the talent's foldback feed and a…
In television, audio travels inside the SDI video signal. This guide explains how sixteen channels fit into a video cable, the role…
Dead air — unexpected silence on the air — is every station's nightmare. We explain how a silence detector spots an abnormal…
Between the studio and the tower, one link decides whether your station stays on air: the studio-to-transmitter link, or STL. Classic microwave,…
Unveiled a few months ago, the Zephyr Connect SE is now shipping. This compact, silent hardware codec packs a bidirectional stereo codec…
In radio and podcasting, the spoken voice almost always runs on the same type of mic: a large-diaphragm dynamic. Here's why, which…