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A well-designed talkback matrix gives presenters, producers, technicians and guests a clear way to communicate without interrupting the programme feed. In a…
Telephone audio has always been the awkward guest in radio production, and Australian broadcasters feel that pressure more than most. The country spans…
The Lawo Ruby mixing console is a familiar sight in Australian radio, from talkback studios in Sydney to broadcast booths that travel with the AFL. Its long…
When the on-air light flips red in a Sydney studio or a Perth control room, every millisecond between a microphone and a transmitter matters. Audio over IP has…
RƎLAY VRX has reshaped how broadcasters approach studio mobility across Australia, where geography stretches from coastal Sydney to the remote Pilbara and…
When a panel discussion involves three or four remote guests joining from home studios, regional newsrooms, or temporary setups in the field, the operator's…
The Australian radio industry is in the middle of one of its biggest infrastructure shifts in decades. Networks in Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane are moving…
Radio consoles have moved from steel switches into software-defined matrices. In Australia, where networks like ABC, SBS, ARN and Southern Cross Austereo run…
For radio networks spread across a continent as vast as Australia, adjusting faders, routing audio and monitoring signals from hundreds of kilometres away is…
A radio theatre production needs the intimacy of a studio and the flexibility of a small live venue. Actors may move around a set, Foley artists may work at a…
