Audience has just announced their latest smartphone/mobile audio processor, the earSmart eS515. The earSmart eS515 combines the company’s advanced voice processing technology, which is already ...

French audio manufacturer to demonstrate AV processor with native Audio over IP support and WaveForming low-frequency control technology across multiple show floor systems, at ISE 2026 ...

Cochlear Limited, a medical device company specializing in implantable hearing solutions, is launching two new bone conduction sound processor devices for patients with high levels of hearing loss.

NEW Baha SoundBand™: Improved look and fitting options over current Baha Softband to help children with hearing loss thrive. NEW Bluetooth™ LE Audio Accessories: AutoStreaming, LE Audio functionality, ...

Signal processing for analog broadcast is a combination of two functions: control of perceived sound (for competitive advantage), and meeting FCC constraints on transmission modulation and occupied ...

Buying a new audio processor is a huge decision for so many reasons, and some of them are less than obvious. The goal of this article is to help guide you to make (or not make) the decision to change ...

ROHM has developed a high-performance, high-quality audio processor LSI chip that provides the same sound quality as home theater systems while greatly reducing shock noise generated when switching ...

LEIPZIG, Germany—DHD audio has announced a new addition to its modular range of audio studio equipment and systems, the XS3 core audio processor. The XS3 core audio processor supports up to 20 stereo ...

-- Recipients Across U.S., Canada and Europe Choosing AB Now Have the Option to Select the Next-Generation Processor -- VALENCIA, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Advanced Bionics (AB), a global leader in ...

Electronic sound reproduction dates back to Lee de Forest’s invention of the Audion—the 3-element vacuum tube commonly known as the triode—in 1905. It may be hard to believe that electronic audio ...

Audio processing originally was used to comply with FCC regulations concerning over-modulation. However, through the years, processing has been used more often to “tailor” a station’s sound over the ...