Visitors to the Technologies for Worship pavilion can experience Personal Mixing first hand at the "Quiet Stage."
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The worlds of broadcasting, film and post-production make their annual pilgrimage to the Las Vegas Convention Center this month for the industry’s premier technology showcase, the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) convention and trade show, from April 16-19.
Located within the Technologies for Worship pavilion, Aviom’s NAB presentation includes a 20’ x 30’ booth (#C11902), that will spotlight numerous applications for audio distribution for broadcast, as well as our place as a major contributor of TFW’s “Quiet Stage” exhibit, where visitors can enjoy a hands-on, live demonstration by mixing the band themselves while experiencing the benefits of personal monitoring at its highest level. Learn More... |
Aviom is introducing the latest addition to its innovative Pro64 Series of audio distribution products, the 6416dio Digital I/O Module, at NAB 2007.
A revolutionary product that truly unleashes the full power, speed and performance of the Pro64 platform, the 6416dio provides sixteen channels of digital inputs and outputs to and from a Pro64 A Net audio network in a single 2U package, using the AES3 format.
With exceptional clock performance, the 6416dio meets the needs of digital console and workstation users in a range of applications for broadcast on remotes and locations, film sets and church campuses.
Learn More about the 6416dio...
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The 6416dio features 16 AES3 digital inputs and 16 digital outputs to a Pro64 network.
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Configuring an Aviom Pro16 personal mixing system to suit individual needs has been made dramatically easier with the new Aviom Personalizer.
This new interactive form truly allows the individual to "take it personal" by filling in the number of mixers and input devices needed for their church or band, providing an easy guide to building a customized version of the world's most popular personal monitoring system.
Download the "Personalizer"... (Requires Adobe Reader)
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This month's Profile features the man called "The King of Western Swing," Ray Benson.
After winning nine Grammy Awards® as the guitarist, front man and driving force behind Asleep at the Wheel, as well as producing for artists like Willie Nelson, Aaron Neville and Suzy Bogguss, Ray knows a little bit about what works in the studio.
From his home base at Bismeaux Studios in Austin, Texas, Ray has been enjoying the use of what his studio manager called "the best cue system in town" - the Aviom Pro16 Series.
Read more about Ray and his Aviom experience... |
"The Aviom system has been the most productive addition to our studio since headphones!"
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