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ON TRACK FOR IMMERSIVE AUDIO Audio-Technica BY KEVIN EMMOTT
IBC visitors are at the centre of the action on the Audio-Technica stand with a full interactive audio/visual programme on offer in Hall 8. The company is inviting visitors to experience a collection of real-world audio captured by its range of broadcast and production microphones. The programme features audio from live concerts, the MotoGP race series and work from sound artists Soundwalk
Collective and Chiara Luzzana. Visitors are encouraged to engage with audio recorded using Audio-Technica microphones, including the BP3600 immersive audio microphone. Audio content is available in stereo, 5.1 and binaural mixes, with all mixes selectable via Stream Deck controllers. In addition to the BP3600, A-T is showcasing its range of broadcast- oriented models including the BP28 large-diaphragm condenser shotgun and BP4027 and BP4029 stereo shotgun models. 8.D46
COLOGNE TOC OPENS TO SERVE DACH AND WIDER EUROPE
LTN BY ANNE MORRIS Audio-Technica is featuring real-world immersive recordings from the MotoGP at IBC
On the fi rst day of IBC, LTN announced that it is opening a new technical operations centre (TOC) in Cologne to complement its existing facility in North America. The centre will serve as an operational hub for the DACH region and wider European markets, expanding LTN’s regional service capabilities for tier 1 media, sports, entertainment and technology companies. Sara Khan, GM EMEA and general counsel at LTN, said: “We’re delighted to deepen our presence in the heart of Europe and enhance our service capabilities for world-leading media organisations across the region and globally. Our technical operations centre acts as a pivotal hub for customer-focused
Kahn: ‘Our technical operations centre acts as a pivotal hub for customer-focused innovation’
innovation and collaboration between our development, operations, product and sales teams. We’re excited to continue enabling greater success for our clients with advanced automation and IP technology workfl ows.” 5.A76
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