Audio-Technica S.E.A. launched a regional seminar tour, visiting Singapore, Manila (Philippines), Bangkok (Thailand), and Jakarta (Indonesia). The two-day events in each city attracted a diverse audience, including broadcasters, content creators, system integrators, consultants, and end-users from sectors such as education, hospitality, and corporate industries.
Titled “Crafting compelling audio experiences”, the seminar featured Alexander Lepges, technical director at Audio-Technica EMEA, as the keynote speaker.
Through the sessions, Lepges introduce AT-LINK and its approach to current installation landscape. Audio-Technica double wireless system - Engineered Sound Wireless and System 20 Pro impressed the participants with its flexibility and selections of wireless solution. The showcases of ATND1061DAN digital microphones and ATDM-0604 were also well received as they provide an alternative for the markets.
Lepges also covered in length the 3000 series wireless, 3000 IEM wireless and 3000 digital wireless to showcase, which is A-T’s robust and reliable wireless option targeting rental houses.
Lastly, the main topic of surround sound and 3-D sound designing was discussed. The BP3600 immersive microphone took centre stage, allowing the audience to understand the various 3-D workflow for broadcaster to movies to content creators. This was further supported by the sharing of MotoGp and the involvement of A-T kept with the event.
Shaokai Teng, managing director at Audio-Technica South East Asia, highlighted: “Alexander is an outstanding presenter with unparalleled industry knowledge. He effortlessly connects Audio-Technica’s technologies to real-world projects, explaining challenges and outcomes in an accessible yet informative way,” he said.
Shaokai also emphasised: “We’ve been deeply involved in numerous sporting events, and we wanted to illustrate how immersive audio elevates content. Content creators are always striving to enhance their visuals, and we’re here to help them deliver equally compelling audio experiences for their audiences.”