Latest articles by Gary Eskow
Audio consoles
The move toward smaller mixing boards has clearly reached the on-air market.
Microphones for surround sound
As content providers and TV stations begin producing in HD, the used of surround, 5.1 audio, is no longer an option — it’s a requirement
digital audio console update
Standards for the broadcast industry are in a state of flux that forces the manufacturing industry - who in some cases must apply years of research before
audio monitoring systems
The old maxim that tells us to watch what we ask for applies to the audio post community in spades these days. Complete mixes, including dialog, effects
Leader Instruments releases optional audio card
The card's new loudness measurement feature is designed to help crews insure that content is compliant with the CALM Act and its European equivalent, EBU Recommendation 128.
Audio Precision’s Bruce Hofer discusses analog’s future
His company having just turned 25, Audio Precision' co-founder takes a peek into the future.
NetworkSound’s Mamba Digital snakes way into major productions
Company takes bite out of copper analog mess with digital fiber solution.
Sound Devices showcases new A/V recorders
New recorders feature today's technology but at an inflation-adjusted 1990s price.
WSDG committed to helping next generation
Studio designer John Storyk is committed to providing a learning-rich environment for the next generation of audio engineers.
Dyneaudio releases stereo monitors aimed at desktop market
Dyneaudio’s new DBM50 monitors are designed specifically for the desk top market.
Game Keeps Changing for Sports Audio
The rules may not change—check that, the NFL is always tinkering—but broadcasters continue to look for ways to make sports programming more compelling for the home audience.
Making Sports Audio Immersive
Considering the costs of attending sporting events, it’s no wonder more consumers are investing in high-end home audio and video systems to follow their favorite teams.
Changing Mic Market Still Demands Quality
Multichannel delivery to the home continues to expand, increasing the need for microphones that have at least two-channel capabilities.
Pro Audio Boards Continue to Evolve
Demands placed on audio engineers who work in the television industry continue to escalate, and the vendors who serve their needs continue to refine their products.
Retooling
She remains an icon, one of the most recognized celebrities on the planet, and her decision to pull the plug on her wildly popular television show sent
Audio in post
Audio post has gone through some significant changes over the years. Once upon a time, the technologies used to create video and audio were separate and
The Evolving Art of Loudness Monitoring
While the rules are set, the methods continue to be enhanced
