Broadcast Audio Fanatics

Check out this Radio World article about the new studio build our friends at did in Indy. Beautiful, clean studios featuring and consoles, and plenty more Telos Alliance gear too. Special shoutout to the pros at MaxxKonnect for their work in getting this awesome new complex on the air!

Radio One Modernizes in Indianapolis - Radio World In Indianapolis this winter, Radio One continued the move of nine radio stations, one TV station and the Network Indiana head-end into a renovated facility.

You know the story: your station really needs to replace that audio processor from the '80s, but budgets are tighter than a rusty ground strap bolt. How do you make your station sound great without your GM getting that "Ow! My wallet!" look? Paul Kriegler, The Guy, has a sneaky suggestion that will do the trick.

Ask The Omnia Guy: Maximum Audio Processing on a Minimum Budget 'Hey Omnia Guy: Is there a solution that falls somewhere between the Omnia VOLT and Omnia.11 that works with my budget?' You betcha, Sparky.

𝗪𝗲𝗲𝗸𝗲𝗻𝗱 📺 𝗪𝗮𝘁𝗰𝗵: BSWUSA's John Lynch sits down with Omnia founder Frank Foti in the latest BSW Tech Dive to talk processor design, UI philosophy, and most of all: great audio!

BSW Presents: Tech Dive S04E08 - Frank Foti of the Telos Alliance In this episode of Tech Dive, John Lynch and Frank Foti discuss the past, present and future of the Telos Alliance and radio the radio industry as a whole.

𝗪𝗲𝗲𝗸𝗲𝗻𝗱 𝗪𝗮𝘁𝗰𝗵: Omnia founder Frank Foti was Mitch Hill's guest of honor on The Last Angry DJ podcast this week. Kick back and enjoy some great stories about radio, audio processing, Steely Dan, and "happy little engineering accidents."

TLADJ: Episode 33 | Frank Foti: Founder, Omnia Audio And Telos Chairman This week Mitchell "K.C." Hill and Alexander Knight are joined by Frank Foti. Frank is executive chairman of the Telos Alliance, founder of Omnia Audio, and ...

"I felt that having experience with the Telos Livewire infrastructure would be a major asset for my professional skill set." Jason Eusebio, a student at Hofstra University, built a point-to-point AoIP network for a live concert on WRHU Radio Hofstra University using donated Axia gear. Excelsior! Here's his story:

Don’t Throw Away Your Old Hardware Just Yet - Radio World A grasp of digital audio starts with understanding analog principles, write WRHU's Jason Eusebio.