Insights
A three-way interview can look simple from the guest’s side, but the studio desk may be handling a host, two guests, a shared microphone and several remote…
Fast microphone shaping matters in live radio, post-production and performance settings where a presenter, guest or performer may need a usable sound in…
VisTool’s drag-and-drop module templates let studio teams build a working control surface from reusable pieces. Instead of drawing every display and control…
Broadcast 3.0’s centralized clock distribution via PTP is designed to bring all Lawo devices into one shared time reference for audio production, automation,…
When a talk show moves from the presenter to a guest, listeners should hear the guest immediately—not after the camera has settled or the producer has found…
Designing a multi-station rack with Power Core and Ruby for a shared broadcast facility starts by treating it as a service for several stations, not one…
A Ruby console often has to serve two audiences at once: a producer in the control room and a presenter in the studio. Ruby’s dedicated monitor section lets…
Power Core’s DANTE card provides a practical bridge between Lawo’s broadcast audio environment and a third-party Dante network. A Power Core node can publish…
A two-presenter news programme sounds effortless when both voices remain clear, stable and naturally connected. In practice, two microphones compete for the…
A busy radio control room rarely has the luxury of watching one meter at a time. A presenter may be live from Sydney, a producer may be taking a network feed…
