Aspen Media - Representing At IBC

UK Distributor Aspen Media has announced that five German and two US companies it represents will each have new offerings at this year's IBC show in Amsterdam.
"Mystery lovers and those with an interest in intercom and commentary systems should not miss the latest development from DELEC on stand 10.D30," a statement from Aspen said.
The news is under wraps until the show and will be launched at 13:00 on Saturday 14 September.
Sharing stand 10.D30 will be American intercom manufacturer Intracom Systems, showing a VCOM system connected to a DELEC frame, providing interconnection for 4 virtual panels via a DANTE connection.
Jünger Audio - stand 10.A49 - is announcing a dramatic change to its product delivery. Customers will benefit from a universal processing platform capable of audio transcoding, routing and processing with packages of audio tools designed for specific applications – radio, TV, production, post etc.
Also launching at the show will be a plug-in version of Jünger’s loudness management tool Level Magic for Mac and PC 32- and 64-bit systems.
RTW at stand 8.D92 is showing a software application for loudness logging, true peak data analysis and reporting for its TM7 and TM9 audio meters. Also new for the TM7 and TM9 is the BLITS (Black and Lane’s Ident Tones for Surround) option for identifying and lining up 5.1 broadcast circuits.
Additionally on display, the 31900 and 31960 with new firmware revision 04.0041 supporting the latest EBU/ITU loudness regulations including ITU 1770-3 plus the TM3 with the new moving coil option for PPM, VU and loudness.
American controller manufacturer JLCooper on stand 7.J43 is highlighting the surround panning controller for the Nuage mixer. The panner with 3 axis joystick is designed to mount directly into the console expansion chassis and has a custom software plug-in for Steinberg Nuendo. The Eclipse PX panner is a freestanding version.
Visitors to stand 8.E85 will be amongst the first to see the new ANDIAMO converters from MADI specialist DirectOut Technologies.
In addition DirectOut has expanded the capability of three existing MADI products. The MADI router M.1k2 now incorporates individual access control and a personalised surface; individual gain control of all 1024 output channels; additional control protocols, extensions to MIDI control and the addition of JSON functions plus CSV file support.
The high-density mic pre ANDIAMO.MC is now controllable via MIDI over MADI and an OS X version of the remote software for the USB Audio/MADI/ADAT interface EXBOX.UMA will be launched at IBC for Mac users.
Console manufacturer Stagetec, stand 8.C80, is showing its touch screen mixer POLARIS with new Pyramix DAW control. Latest software version 3.11 for the ON AIR 24 modular console allows the control inputs of the dynamics modules to be routed to external inputs enabling level control of other sources.
Also on the stand will be the AURUS and CRESCENDO consoles and the renowned NEXUS routing system.
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