AES Show NY: Exhibitors See Broadcast and Sports Continue To Evolve
Updated 10/21/24 It was bit like an edit whose tracks don’t quite line up. The exhibits floor at the AES Show New York opened on Tuesday, Oct. 8 but not […] More
Recent Posts by Dan Daley, Audio Editor
Tech Focus: Meet My Mic — Sports-Audio Pros and Their Favorite Microphones
A boy and his dog, a girl and her cat, an A1/A2 and his or her microphone. Some things just go together. Periodically, we ask sports-audio technicians what their favorite […] More
UFC 306: Noche at Sphere — Immersive Sound System Promises New World of Audio
The synergy of sports and entertainment is well on its way to becoming a singularity. With lavaliere microphones regularly worn by MLB outfielders, it might not be a stretch to […] More
AES Show NY 2024: Updates, Upgrades, New Gear for Audio
Like peanut butter and chocolate, the Audio Engineering Society (AES) and the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) promote the synergistic benefits of audio and video. When the two domains once […] More
SVG Audio Symposium Explores Issues From AD to NGA
“You have to be the smartest person in the room, because there’s no one else there who can do it.” To that sentiment, some of the several dozen A1s and […] More
AEW Grand Slam: Dynamite & Collision — Big Sound at Arthur Ashe Stadium
Arthur Ashe Stadium has long had noise complaints when it hosts the US Open tennis tournaments, but its neighbors haven’t heard anything until they hear the racket generated by the […] More
IBC 2024 Preview: Audio Vendors To Emphasize Updates and Upgrades
The International Broadcasting Convention (Amsterdam RAI, Sept. 13-16) is the European counterpart of the NAB Show in Las Vegas every April. In both shows, product introductions tend to be iterative […] More
IBC 2024 Preview: Audio Vendors To Emphasize Updates and Upgrades
The International Broadcasting Convention (Amsterdam RAI, Sept. 13-16) is the European counterpart of the NAB Show in Las Vegas every April. In both shows, product introductions tend to be iterative […] More
Tech Focus: Training, Part 2 — A View From the Audio Compartment
The growing shortage of A1s and those who aspire to that position may not be an existential problem — yet. On one hand, most of the current crop of long-serving […] More
Tech Focus: Training, Part 1 — As Broadcast Sports’ A1 Cohort Ages Out, Audio Looks for Solutions
September may be back-to-school time, but higher education may not offer the panacea to offset the looming shortage of A1s for broadcast sports. The current cadre of veteran mixers are […] More