Shure Meeting Technologies

At the start of every great audio chain is a great microphone. Conferencing is no exception, and in fact, microphones for conferencing need to be able cope with all sorts of different room configurations and acoustic environments. Shure’s range of microphones for audio and video conferencing have become some of the most specialised designs in the audio industry.

After the microphone in a signal path there is a processor working away in the background to optimise the audio quality and maximise the intelligibility of the call.

Without processes like auto-mixing and echo cancellation, trying to hold a conference call would be virtually impossible. Shure has taken two different approaches to this solution. The first is a traditional hardware DSP, and the second a software DSP package to be deployed on PC controlling the conferencing room.

Content:

1. Explore the range of MXA microphones and when one should be used over the other.

2. Shure P300 Hardware DSP and configuring in Shure Designer

3. Shure Intellimix Rooms, deployment and configuration

4. When is one more appropriate than the other?

Who should attend this in-person seminar?

1. AV sales team members and Integrators looking to gain product knowledge, or further their understanding of the Shure DSP products.