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What Is Commercial Automatic Priority Audio Ducking or Muting and How To Use It for Paging and Emergency Announcements

By Rachel Florence in Audio & Technical 101
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Priority audio ducking is commonly used for paging, announcements, and emergency alerts in commercial paging systems, public address, and live events to automatically duck or lower the volume level of one or more audio sources in favor of a "Priority" input. We are explaining the meaning of audio ducking, emergency Priority ducking, Priority mute, and multi-input Priority inputs more in-depth -  how each works, how they can work for you, and the different applications where they are most beneficial.

Designing A Custom Outdoor Arena Stadium Sound System For Bear Tracks Media In Northern Michigan

By Rachel Florence in Customer Stories
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Bear Tracks Media is a multimedia consulting company that specializes in custom sound and recording projects for customers. Recently they worked with Pro Acoustics on one of their projects that required a permanently mounted outdoor stadium sound system. The project was located in Northern Michigan, which meant that the arena sound system would need to be tough enough to withstand the hot humidity of summers and the cold winters.

The Best PTZ Camera Systems for Live Streaming Church Services and How to Use Them

By Rachel Florence
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Pan-tilt-zoom (PTZ) cameras are designed to make broadcast-quality HD video affordable. These PTZ cameras are pan, tilt and zoom robotic video cameras that allow an operator to control the camera remotely using monitoring software or a joystick. If you have questions about how to live stream a church service or any live commercial event, we’ve got answers for you. We are explaining what are PTZ cameras, how to use them for live streaming, and how to connect and set up a PTZ streaming camera system with your computer. 

The Different Types of Acoustic Sound Treatment Panels, How They Work and Where to Place Them for Acoustic Absorption in Commercial Spaces

By Rachel Florence
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Ever wonder how acoustic sound panels work or where to place them for the most acoustic absorption in commercial spaces? Or have you asked if acoustic panels even work at all? Each commercial space has its own soundproofing needs because of hard walls, reflective surfaces, and high open ceilings, and there’s no one-size-fits-all solution. Fortunately, there are multiple different types of acoustic treatment panels that can reduce those unwanted sound reflections and echoes. As you are figuring out what type of acoustic panels you need for your specific space, we want to answer all of your questions about acoustic sound panels and soundproof panels. 

Best High End Commercial 70 Volt Outdoor PA Speakers For Music and Paging: Weatherproof vs Waterproof IP Ratings

By Rachel Florence in Top Most Popular, Audio & Technical 101
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When selecting commercial outdoor speakers for long-term outdoor use, it is important to know that they will stand the test of time when exposed to nature. Extreme temperatures, wind, humidity, UV radiation, and rain can wreak havoc on an outdoor PA speaker system. Wherever you need 70 Volt outdoor speakers, you need to understand the differences in weatherproof vs waterproof speakers. One common measure of suitability for outdoor use is a code or rating called IP rating that tells you the outdoor sound system’s water, solids, and impact resistance levels. We are going to fully explain the IP rating system, and then we will review our 5 best high-end outdoor speakers and their additional features that make them ideal for outdoor use.

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