Omnia.11 Gets an Update, Including 'Pepino' Clipper Mode 2!

Omnia.11 software v3.6 adds an update to Frank Foti's Pepino clipper—the next evolution in top-tier clipper technology designed to preserve brightness at aggressive clipping levels—and more. 

Topics: broadcast audio processor

Omnia MPX Node Premieres at NAB 2019

NAB 2019 held a lot of excitement, innovation, and promise for the future of audio, and that was reflected greatly in the Telos Alliance booths for both Radio and Television. NAB is a wrap, but we wanted to take a moment to shine a light on one of the newest breakthroughs for Telos Alliance that made its debut at the show: the much-anticipated Omnia MPX Node.

Topics: broadcast audio processor

Axia, Omnia Make this Radio Station Royal

Craig Arthur is Engineering Manager and Information Technology Manager for Radio Royal, a hospital radio station in Larbert, Scotland, about halfway between Edinburgh and Glasgow. The station broadcasts via bedside TVs to in-patients and is played in waiting areas and the restaurant at Forth Valley Royal Hospital.

Topics: broadcast audio processor

Omnia VOLT Hits the Airwaves in Scranton

By now you've surely heard about VOLT, the new processor from Omnia Audio that shares lineage with the Omnia.11, features Omnia founder Frank Foti's latest clipper, and includes a plethora of features to help your station get amazing sound, all with a slick new one rack unit box. So what do broadcasters have to say about this impressive new processing package? Since becoming one of the first to take VOLT to the airwaves, Entercom Scranton Chief Engineer Ted Alexander, Jr. gave us his personal review.

Topics: broadcast audio processor

Topics: broadcast audio processor

Omnia Defines Crawford's Sound

We sit down with Brian Cunningham, chief engineer of Crawford's Rochester and Buffalo markets, to learn about how Omnia has defined Crawford's sound since the beginning. 

Topics: broadcast audio processor

New Clipper and More in Omnia.11 Broadcast Audio Processor Update!

When it comes to getting listeners to tune in all day long, great sound is what matters most. But with technology moving at breakneck speed, hardware can become outdated quickly, with many manufacturers requiring you to purchase a whole new processor once technology is improved, quickly rendering their own products obsolete. Omnia engineers are always looking for ways to supercharge their processors with improvements and features that benefit all users. Instead of making customers buy a whole new processor, Omnia offers free and low-cost software upgrades, actually making customers’ machines better over time, paying dividends on customers’ investment in Omnia processors.

Topics: broadcast audio processor

Omnia Rocks Fort Wayne

Robbie Mack is Program Director and Brand Manager with Adams Radio Group in Ft. Wayne, Indiana. Though not an engineer, Robbie has a keen ear for quality audio. We sat down with him to find out why Omnia processors have been the right solution for his stations.

Topics: broadcast audio processor

Get Powerful OmniaSST Processing Software Updates with New Release

Since its initial release, Omnia and our audio processing powerhouse Hans van Zutphen have been working hard to make OmniaSST, the software package that transforms your PC into a powerful audio processor, even more robust. Now we're ready to release the exciting upgrades included in v8.53, the latest version.

Topics: broadcast audio processor

Paul Kriegler Named U.S. Omnia Sales Manager

The Telos Alliance this week welcomed Paul Kriegler as Omnia Manager of U.S. Sales.

Topics: broadcast audio processor