AIMS API, a company specialising in AI-powered music similarity search and music tagging, has launched Prompt Search - a new product that allows exploring music catalogues using natural language, phrases, and descriptions instead of traditional keywords and tags.
After many decades of service, the management of the 320-seat Theater am Hagen in Straubing chose to upgrade its legacy stage manager system and all staff communications with an intercom solution from RTS.
The capacity to accurately measure what is happening within an audio signal in terms of level, frequency, phase and loudness brings the solidity of science to knowing all is as it should be. Metering occurs at every stage of the production chain from capture through to playout and learning how to measure accurately dramatically improves results.
When Internet Protocol (IP) video workflows began emerging nearly a decade ago, professionals across the media and entertainment (M&E) industry showed a keen interest in them as a replacement to traditional baseband SDI workflows. After all, the list of IP advantages includes flexible audio and video signal routing and switching, streamlined remote production, scalability beyond the largest SDI router, and far more. Still, SDI remained the go-to for its security, reliability, and backward compatibility, all of which industry professionals had come to rely on. Fast forward to 2023, and the IP landscape has matured and is quickly gaining traction across industries, including broadcast.
Here we look at more recent developments in radar such as phased arrays and synthetic apertures.
How to design flexible comms systems which satisfy the requirements of both technical engineering teams, and creatives who need simple transparent operation.
Riedel has announced that Dasan SR Inc., a distributor based in South Korea, has successfully launched the Riedel Bolero system during the Hermès Parade Seoul 2023 event, which took place at the Yangjae AT Center in Seoul from March 31 - April 4.
In parallel to its role entertaining the audience via the programme output, audio is the central nervous system of all broadcast infrastructure, ensuring everybody can hear what is happening and communicate with each other - without it everything rapidly breaks down.