Sounding Off on Audio: Dynamic Range in Radio, Audio & Life Written by Bob Burnham Posted in Audio Theory. The “sound” of a radio station is a product of many factors, all contributing to what – each Program … Continue reading
Audio Technology: A Look Back at the Edison Wax Cylinder Written by Barry Mishkind Posted in Audio Theory, Broadcast History. Disc jockeys often used the phrase “stacks of wax” to describe their library. The term relates back to when … Continue reading
First Person – 50 Year Flashback: FM Stereo on a Shoestring Written by Bob Carpenter Posted in Audio Theory, Broadcast History. It is the 50th year since the FCC authorized FM Stereo broadcasting. Bob Carpenter was there at the beginning, … Continue reading
Audio Sounds: A Broadcast Engineer Discovers An Audio Wonderland Written by Kimberly Sacks Posted in Audio Theory. The Audio Engineering Society (AES) is often overlooked by broadcast engineers because it does not usually focus as much … Continue reading
