Lawo RƎLAY Virtual Radio Mixer Now Shipping
Lawo raised eyebrows and drew plenty of attention in Las Vegas with the introduction of RƎLAY Virtual Radio Mixer software at NAB 2016. So much attention in fact, that RƎLAY won a “Best Of Show” award for introducing broadcasters to the advantages of virtualizing radio studio technology.
RƎLAY is virtual mixing software that’s designed to make maximum use of today’s powerful laptop and desktop PCs. Taking advantage of computer virtualization technology adapted from the IT industry enables RƎLAY users to pack an entire studio’s worth of broadcast gear onto a single PC.
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Like many contemporary churches, First Baptist Church of Manchester, Tennessee has undergone a transformation in the style and energy of its services. Years ago, services centered on sermons augmented by music played by organ, piano or choir. Thus, in a room that seats nine hundred, the demands on the sound reinforcement system were rather light. But that has changed – and dramatically. These days FBC punctuates sermons with a full band comprised of rock ‘n roll instruments. The church’s old sound reinforcement system couldn’t keep up! Audio/video integration firm Centerline Audio Visual, of Hendersonville, Tennessee, stepped in to design simple, yet powerful, stereo reinforcement consisting of two Danley SM-100B full-range loudspeakers buttressed from below by a Danley BC-218 subwoofer, with Ashly Audio nXp-Series network multi-mode amplifiers providing power, integrated DSP, and Dante connectivity.
