Portable Perfection
Recording audio outside the studio presents several challenges to the radio station. The ability to make a high-quality recording is not so difficult, given the broad range of portable choices to capture recorded sound.
Round cord in a Square plug
This month Radio magazine highlights some of the less-obvious but no-less-important devices that serve essential functions.
Split-level combining
The recent introduction of the dual-antenna method has caught people’s attention, and is an efficient method for stations that already have a licensed auxiliary antenna to get on the air fast.
NAB Jackpot
A look back at some of the product introductions of NAB2004 from Action Sports Media, Adder Technology, American Audio, Audemat-Aztec, Audio Processing Technology, Brother, Coaxial Dynamics, Digigram, Efron Computerized Studios, Energy-Onix, Fostex, MGE UPS Systems, Middle Atlantic Products, Neutrik, Orban, Tascam, Trillium Lane Labs and Ward-Beck.
NAB2004 in review
The NAB Convention review covers various aspects of the convention, from the sessions to the exhibit floor to the talk in the aisles.
The Pick Hits of NAB2004
This year's Pick Hit Award winners have more to celebrate than ever before because 2004 marks the 20th year that the Pick Hit Awards have been presented.
The Radio magazine Pick Hit awards recognize the 15 top new product introductions at the NAB convention, as decided by our panel of industry experts.
Ring of Fire debuts a new talk facility
The syndicated program Ring of Fire gets a new studio with some interesting features.
Getting the most from tower inspections
Tower inspection expenses are small compared to the financial consequences of not spending the money on one. However, make sure that this is actually
Clear Channel LA brings it all together
Most studio projects are driven by one of three forces: time, budget or desired performance. In the case of Clear Channel Los Angeles, time was the driving force.
Mic processors and preamps
The microphone is the first element in the broadcast chain.
The Alphabet Soup of Codecs
The term codec describes the function of encoding and decoding audio to pass through a defined data path. In radio, this term carries a more specific
Maximum Burn
The Compact Disc Recordable (CD-R) remains the most common optical media format used in audio/radio production environments. Ever since the CD-R became
Digital Magic in Music City
Being involved in the building of a true showcase facility is an opportunity that few engineers ever realize in their careers. In early 2003, Cumulus
More gems from NAB2004
On-air control surface Wheatstone Booth N2802 Generation 8: This control surface offers four faders dedicated to call-in segments to provide error-free
It's all about the Content
For several years National Public Radio (NPR) has been on the leading edge of satellite audio distribution. Its first satellite distribution system was
When it's time for a new transmitter
A transmitter is a major capital expense and will usually see a long useful life at the station. Unless necessitated by a crisis or change in facility,
Greater Media Detroit goes State-of-the-art
The consolidation of radio stations in markets such as Detroit has no doubt exposed many shortcomings and inefficiencies of facilities. Many studio buildings
Make Your Way on the FASTtrack - Part two
Get on the FASTtrack for NAB2004. Part two of two.
The events, seminars & sessions at NAB 2004
Each year, the NAB and SBE team up to offer the most concentrated broadcast engineering education opportunity available. Each spring, the NAB convention
Make Your Way on the FASTtrack - Part one
Get on the FASTtrack for NAB2004. Part one of two.
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