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Scholarship News, Lawo Academy Insights, and Industry Updates · RedTech daily podcast - Powered by AI

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  Welcome to the RedTech daily podcast, powered by artificial intelligence.
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  I'm Marguerite Clark, bringing you the latest updates from the world of radio broadcast and
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  digital audio.
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  Today, we'll cover a range of topics.
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  First, Music Production for Women opens scholarship applications for their "Master Your
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  Music" program.
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  We'll also hear about MediaWorks deploying Tieline codecs, and AEQ technology anchoring
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  Radio Santa María de Toledo’s new audio over Internet Protocol infrastructure.
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  Lastly, the Lawo Academy releases a diamond console course.
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  Music Production for Women is offering four scholarships for its "Master Your Music"
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  program.
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  Each scholarship, valued at over ten thousand U.S.
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  dollars, provides access to a yearlong course covering music production, mixing, and
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  marketing.
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  Industry experts like Ramera Abraham and Lillian Frances will lead the classes.
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  The program aims to support female and non-binary creators, especially those facing
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  financial hardship.
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  Applications close December 5th at midnight Greenwich Mean Time.
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  MediaWorks in New Zealand has deployed Tieline codecs to enhance its broadcasting capabilities
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  across its 22 markets.
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  With 2.4 million weekly listeners, MediaWorks has upgraded its infrastructure, integrating
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  Tieline Gateways that seamlessly handle Ravenna and WheatNet IP protocols.
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  This allows for efficient intermarket connectivity, enabling audio contribution from
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  any studio in the network.
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  The deployment includes Tieline's ViA, Report-IT, Merlin, and Commander G3 codecs,
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  supported by the Cloud Codec Controller for remote configuration.
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  This upgrade addresses broadcasting challenges such as extreme weather and connectivity
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  issues.
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  Radio Santa María de Toledo has completed a full technical infrastructure renewal as part
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  of its move to new headquarters.
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  This Spanish diocesan broadcaster, serving the Catholic community, now features a Dante-based
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  audio-over-Internet Protocol network managed by an AEQ NetBox 32 MX matrix.
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  This network allows shared audio routing across radio and television studios.
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  The upgrade includes AEQ Forum IP consoles and a Capitol IP console, enhancing on-air and
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  production work.
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  The broadcaster's new setup also incorporates a Systel IP 16 system that provides up to sixteen
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  Voice over Internet Protocol lines, compatible with Dante and AES-67.
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  This enables seamless call-in programs and cross-studio coordination.
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  Francisco Requena, the station's technical director, highlights the benefits of
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  interconnecting radio and television with the same audio signal, streamlining audio traffic
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  between studios.
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  The renovation strengthens the station's ability to deliver local religious, cultural,
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  and community programming.
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  Industry Insider — Lawo Academy has launched an online course for their diamond broadcast audio
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  console.
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  This self-paced course, lasting under two hours and thirty minutes, is designed for operators,
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  technicians, and administrators.
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  It covers console and Lawo digital system overviews, source control, VCA and Layer 2,
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  console operation, extension panels, Ravenna sources, VX GUI setup, and routing and snapshot
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  management.
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  For more details, visit the Lawo Academy website.
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  That's all for today's episode of the RedTech daily podcast, powered by artificial
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  intelligence.
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  For more detailed insights and to read the full articles, head over to our website at
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  redtech.pro.
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  Thanks for tuning in, and we'll catch you next time!