AudioTools Server - Workflow Automation For Audio Professionals 

Discover AudioTools™ Server platform and gain the flexibility to handle new content formats, like immersive upmixing and encoding to Dolby Atmos bitstreams.

Where To Find Us At IBC 2022

Book an appointment to meet with one of our audio experts at our booth today!

Topics: IBC 2022

Why Streaming Should Be in All Radio Stations

Juan Punyed (Director of Sales, Latin America and Canada) of Telos Alliance was interviewed by “TVyVideo + Radio” in the article “Streaming Debe estar en el 100% de la Radio en Latam.” We’ve translated the article here for his unique insights.

Topics: Radio, streaming, Minnetonka Audio, Z/IPStream

Worldwide Axia : World Wide Network Services

Located on the campus of Tennessee State University in Nashville, WWNS might sound like another radio station, but it's really World Wide Network Services. Director Dave Wilson, whose range of experience sees him sometimes recruited for setup of IP networked broadcast studios, is a huge fan of Axia gear. Here he tells the story of how he was introduced to Audio over IP and Axia Audio.

Modular Audio Automation Saves Media Companies Time and Money

AudioTools Server now offers new audio automation modules to solve clients’ specific audio workflow bottlenecks.

As a media company, when you find a secret weapon, you don’t necessarily want your competitors to know about it. That’s why AudioTools Server is one of the best-kept secrets in the industry. Media companies have complicated workflows and many points of distribution that all have different requirements, not the least of which are slight variations to the audio part of the content. AudioTools Server brings decades of audio know-how right into your current workflow using highly specialized and purpose-built integration to solve every audio problem before they get out of control. Media companies love AudioTools Server because it puts quality first and saves them countless hours of labor by automating sophisticated audio tasks for file-based content in cable, satellite, OTT, terrestrial and IPTV, radio, and post-production facilities. Some of the biggest media conglomerates in the world use AudioTools Server for audio automation.

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Taking Z100 From 'Worst to First' 

In this special episode of Behind the Sound, we are recognizing the fantastic story as told in the brand new documentary 'Worst to First: The True Story of Z100 New York' with Telos Alliance Executive Chairman of the Board and Omnia Audio founder, Frank Foti. Frank is not only featured in the film, but played a significant role in taking Z100 from New York City's worst rated radio station, all the way to number one. Frank shares all the inside details of the magic that came together to create one of the best success stories in radio of all time!

Topics: Omnia, Behind the Sound

Ask the Omnia Guy: Cleaning Up Your Audio Library

In continuation from an earlier Ask the Omnia Guy blog (How Do I Know if It's an MP3?), the Omnia Guy offers some additional advice on making sure your audio is the best it can be.

Topics: broadcast audio processor

The Omnia.11 v4.0 Difference

In this episode of Behind the Sound, we hear from several Omnia.11 users on their experience with the 4.0 update and the significant differences they noticed in their stations’ sounds.

With a wide variety of perspectives, we get to hear from CJ Jackson (Director of Engineering for Salem Media Group in Atlanta, Georgia), Scott Fisher (radio and television voiceover artist), Matt Levin (Chief Engineer and Consulting Engineer for multiple radio stations), and Michael Mutschlechner (radio technician for Radio Holiday in northern Italy).

Topics: broadcast audio processor

Groundbreaking Ultra HD at the Tokyo Olympic Games

Recognized for 'Groundbreaking Ultra HD at the Tokyo Olympic Games,' Telos Alliance has been listed as an official technology partner for NBCUniversal in their acceptance of the IBC2021 Special Award! This award was presented for NBCUniversal's "technical work around bringing the Tokyo Olympic Games to its audience and offering them the chance to enjoy live action in Ultra HD: 4k resolution, high dynamic range colour and Dolby Atmos sound."