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Radio And Production was established in 1988 as a printed publication and continued as such through 2017 when the publication went fully online. It is targeted exclusively to radio's production, imaging, creative/copywriting and voiceover personnel, including Production Directors, Imaging Directors and Creative Directors, but also includes material of interest to programmers, air personalities and radio salespeople. It is currently in its 29th year of publication and serves radio stations, production houses, advertising agencies, and educational outlets worldwide. Source
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Search ArticlesThe TEQ, a new creative audio solution from TK Audio
Swedish brand TK Audio proudly presents a new creative audio solution; the TEQ. TEQ is a dual-band EQ based on the classic Baxandall circuit from the 1950s, loved by engineers for its smooth and natural sound. We have developed a product with not just ordinary features, but with functions that exceed what usually is expected from this type of EQ, and the result is several more choices when it comes to frequencies, a higher resolution on the cut/boost controls and an M/S function.
Media’s Only Future
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Krotos Introduces Video to Sound, AI-Assisted Tool for Automatic Audio
At IBC 2025, Krotos is unveiling Video to Sound, a browser-based platform that uses AI-assisted technology to automatically sync professionally recorded audio to video. Designed for sound designers, editors, filmmakers, game teams, and content creators, the tool generates sound in minutes, accelerating the first stages of post-production so users can focus on the creative decisions that matter most.
UAD Shadow Hills Mastering Compressor Class A and Maag EQ4 MS Plug Ins
Universal Audio announced the release of the Shadow Hills Mastering Compressor Class A and Maag EQ4 MS plug ins. As a part of the Apollo and UAD v11.8 software update, these plug ins deliver enhanced sonics, with new features and workflows for modern music producers and engineers, or those looking to upgrade their current Shadow Hills or Maag plug ins.
The Sound of a Legacy: Solid State Logic Launches the Revival 4000 Sig
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The 2025 GameSoundCon Game Audio Industry Survey
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Cracker Barrel at a Crossroads: When Character Becomes Collateral
Cracker Barrel recently unveiled a text-only logo, dropping the familiar image of a man leaning on a barrel that had been in place since 1977. The change was meant to modernize the brand, but the reaction was swift and unforgiving. Customers flooded social media with outrage, and investors punished the stock, sending shares into a steep decline that wiped out millions in market value. The logo redesign is not an isolated move.
AEA Launches RPQ503 Preamp and Snaqbox Chassis
AEA announces the launch of the RPQ503, a 500 Series preamp and EQ module built on the third-generation circuitry of its celebrated RPQ3. Drawing on over 45 years of ribbon mic expertise and nearly three decades of in-house manufacturing, the RPQ503 delivers the rich, natural sound and clean, high-gain performance that engineers and artists have come to expect from AEA. Launching alongside the RPQ503 is the AEA Snaqbox, a portable and transparent two-channel 500 Series chassis.
Introducing: New Radio Net
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Z&H Designs announces Z&H VCA Compressor
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