At this year’s 2011 NAB Show, April 11-14, TC Electronic (SU10217) will exhibit its precision loudness meter range, as well as a number of professional broadcasting processors that take broadcast audio to a new level.

With more than 14 years of experience in pro audio sales in the Middle East, TC Group International is pleased to welcome Mr. Payman Abdali as its Sales Manager in this region.

Up until recently, Thomas Lund has held the position of HD Development Manager and Thomas Valter has been HD Business Manager at TC Electronic,  which is an individual in the TC Group of companies.

Vocal processing expert TC-Helicon and audio specialist Sennheiser today unveiled their cooperation in the field of vocal effects microphones. Bundling their extensive expertise in tools for vocalists and microphone technology, the two brands have been working on joint research projects since 2011, and will launch a joint product at NAMM in January 2013.

Vocal effects expert TC-Helicon and audio specialist Sennheiser will launch two attractive bundles at NAMM 2013 that give singers and singer/guitarists the power to unlock new creative possibilities from their vocal performances.

TC-Helicon’s VoiceLive Touch is now shipping to stores worldwide. VoiceLive Touch is the ‘go anywhere’ vocal processor that delivers the premium quality vocal effects that TC–Helicon have become synonymous with, but adds VLOOP™ to the mix – an incredible performance vocal looper.

As part of a major update to its scoreboard display systems, the University of Minnesota TCF Bank Stadium installed a Ross Video 3 M/E Vision Production Switcher to manage scoreboards and in-house display systems for all three Stadium Venues (Football, Hockey & Basketball).

Over 400 feet of camera track and a large inventory of camera support equipment were fielded by The Camera Store (TCS), a Vitec Group company, for the high-definition broadcast coverage of this year's Glastonbury Festival.

The Camera Store announces a major innovation in pedestal design. The new Skquattro Mk2 incorporates four pairs of pneumatic-tyred wheels and four grooved track-wheels. The pneumatic-tyred wheels allow easy transport to and from a delivery vehicle or outside broadcast vehicle. Solid-tyred wheels can be fitted in placed of the pneumatic tyres if required to allow traditional wheeled OB or studio operation.

The TCS Skquattro Mk 2, a major innovation in broadcast camera pedestals, will make its European show debut at IBC 2013, Amsterdam, September 13-17. The Skquattro Mk 2 was developed by The Camera Store (TCS), a Vitec Group company, which supplies camera support systems on a rental and purchase basis for use in broadcast television and digital film production.

For fans of Texas Christian University’s (TCU) Horned Frogs football team, this school year’s Big 12 conference football season was bigger and bolder than ever thanks to the kickoff of a $118M expansion of the Fort Worth campus’ Amon G. Carter Stadium. Among its many improvements, the first phase of this multi-year initiative notably involved a significant upgrade of the nearly 50,000-capacity stadium’s video and audio facilities, including a new L-Acoustics K1/Kara loudspeaker system designed and installed by local integrator Electro Acoustics (EA).
 

Brainstorm, a leading manufacturer of real-time 3D graphics, augmented reality and virtual studio solutions, and Broadcast Management Group, a Premium Brainstorm US reseller, have made possible for TD Ameritrade Network to migrate their Market Drive physical events into the online realm by placing them on a live virtual Town Hall.

From the technical experts who bring you the video technology spectaculars that put Australian events on the world stage, TDC – Technical Direction Company, announces the completion of its first full, multi-purpose mobile outside broadcast (OB) vehicle offering full HD broadcast and production facilities.

The TDF Group is launching its TDF 3.0 project "Transcending Digital Frontiers". Its ambition is to transform and enrich the nature of the offers in broadcast, multimedia and telecommunications through innovative network solutions.

These are all requirements of modern-day users. They’re no longer just TV viewers, they’re consumers and producers of digital images, texts and sounds. User habits are changing at least as quickly as new technologies for receiving equipment.