The Public Radio Engineering Conference (PREC) seems to get better and better each year. Attendees were frequently held in wrapped attention by captivating and informative presentations about audio and RF technologies and techniques. Our guests on TWiRT each took a few minutes away from the conference sessions to give us their impressions of the technologies being discussed and what’s ahead for Public Radio Engineers.
The Public Radio Engineering Conference (PREC) seems to get better and better each year. Attendees were frequently held in wrapped attention by captivating and informative presentations about audio and RF technologies and techniques. Our guests on TWiRT each took a few minutes away from the conference sessions to give us their impressions of the technologies being discussed and what’s ahead for Public Radio Engineers.
Guests
Cornelius Gould - Audio Processing Architect at Angry AudioScott Fybush - Editor/Publisher at NorthEast Radio Watch/Fybush MediaJim Gray - Managing Partner at Optimized Media Group - OMGJoseph Williams - DIrector of Engineering & Technology at WRTI, Temple UniversityRichard Parker - Director of Engineering at Coast Alaska
Hosts
Kirk Harnack, The Telos Alliance, Delta Radio, & South Seas Broadcasting
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