Genelec has introduced the 1032C, a long popular monitor speaker now upgraded with Smart Active Monitoring (SAM) technology.
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“I would say it’s been in the last 48 months – right around four years ago — that the TV world shifted in a big way,” said Craig Hunter, principal at RH Factor, a leading independent audio post house in Burbank, California.
Cinema sound and television audio (broadcast and streamed) are racing from 5.1 surround to 7.1 to formats that range from 11.2 in broadcast for residential applications to as many as 64 individual speaker locations for object-based audio platforms like Dolby’s Atmos and Auro Technologies’ Auro-3D platforms.
Genelec has released GLM version 2.2, an update to the monitor control networking system that manages connectivity and operational parameters of all models of Genelec Smart Active Monitoring studio monitors and subwoofers.
Genelec has introduced two new compact coaxial monitors with The Ones. The 8351 is joined by the 8331 and 8341, the world’s smallest three-way coaxial monitors, to create a complete compact coaxial range that redefines near-field monitoring. Meeting many of the requirements of audio for video, these monitors are ideal for audio production in confined spaces and smaller rooms.
