10 Ways to Save with Broadcast VoIP Phones for Your Facility
If you're reading this, chances are you are paying way too much for expensive analog phone lines.
These discerning clients demand nothing less than perfection, even when it comes to broadcast audio. To achieve that objective, Radio Yacht’s sound was entrusted to the Omnia.9 broadcast audio processor with stream encoding. With Omnia’s exclusive "Undo" function—a de-clipping algorithm for audio source material—along with an adaptive multiband expander that eliminates distortion and clips from the input signal, the Omnia.9 corrects over-processed audio and restores the true dynamic range of the music. So whether listeners are on the high seas or sipping cocktails in an art gala, the sound they’ll receive from Radio Yacht is sonorous.
“With the technology in the Omnia.9 broadcast audio processor, the dynamics of processed sound is more homogeneous,” says Fiore Confuorto of Italian Telos Alliance dealer Funky Junk.
Fiore, who along with the FunkyJunk technical team designed and helped integrate the Radio Yacht studios, says the Omnia.9 allows the station to obtain maximum sound quality and the ability to customize the sound without compromise, which is important when targeting an audience with very high standards.
Fiore adds, “Radio Yacht chose Omnia.9 for the sound design because the audience has very high expectations.”
“Radio Yacht chose Omnia.9 for the sound design because the audience has very high expectations.”
—Fiore Confuorto, Funky Junk Italy
The facility also uses an Axia Radius console running Livewire+ IP Audio. This all-in-one console system was in fact designed for small
standalone or networked studios where no more than eight faders are needed, and was an ideal choice for Radio Yacht. Used in conjunction with the QOR.16 engine, the entire Livewire+ ecosystem is now fully AES67 compliant, making for easy sharing of audio, GPIO, advertising, and PAD on the Livewire network.
Further Reading
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