Top 5 Telos Alliance Blogs of 2019

5. Why You Can't Afford NOT to Process Your On-Demand Content

Our own Larry Deeds (Senior Director of Global Enterprise Sales) stressed the importance of having great-sounding on-demand content, and explored how you can obtain "broadcast-quality processing" for your podcasts with the use of our Minnetonka AudioTools Server. View blog post.

4. Qmusic and Joe FM Get Seriously Upgraded

TVV Sound Project gave us an exclusive inside look at MEDIALAAN's Qmusic and Joe FM studios that underwent huge upgrades this year, featuring an abundance of Omnia processors, several Telos Alliance Z/IPStream R/2 stream processors/encoders, and much more!  View blog post.

3. The Newest Star in the Axia Galaxy

In case you haven't heard, we released our new flagship, 6th-generation AoIP mixing console from Axia last year: Quasar! We sat down with Quasar Designer, Luca La Rosa, for a quick Q&A, covering everything from the origin of the console's name, to all of the special features that put the power in the hands of the user. View blog post.

2. This Is Huge: KCRW's 11-Year Plan Comes Together with State-of-the-Art New Facility

A massive plan 11 years in the making, the legendary Los Angeles radio station KCRW 89.9 FM became home to 11 complete Audio over IP studios thanks to a $38 million upgrade. At the backbone of these new studios are plenty of Axia mixing consoles, Telos Alliance xNodes, and more. Key Code Media was kind enough to provide the exciting inside look. View blog post. 

1. Declipping 101: How to Open Up Your Sound

Finally, our most visited blog post of 2019 is from our own Paul Kriegler (Manager US Omnia) on the highly intriguing topic of declipping. Paul breaks down the purpose and benefits of declipping, as well as speaks on its origin from the Loudness War up through its very first introduction as a VST plug-in on the Omnia.9 in 2012. View blog post.

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