How audio encoders use psychoacoustic masking to reduce file sizes, and why this process creates audible artifacts in compressed formats.
Understanding what is loudness, how it's measured and why standards exist.
Understanding bit depth, quantization and why float sample rates are needed.
How randomization helps to alleviate the effects of quantization.
Trusted by Finnish crisis communications. Tested at Russian border stations in freezing temperatures. Running commercial stations 24/7 with zero staff.
When failure isn't an option, you need tools already tested in the harshest conditions.
TNT is professional audio software that makes your recordings sound consistent everywhere — streaming platforms, broadcast chains, social media, wherever your content ends up.
Runs your radio station 24/7 with zero operators. Cloud-based, pulls content from RSS feeds and schedules, broadcasts continuously without human intervention.
Everything needed for remote live production in one transportable case. Multi-channel mixing, encoding, transmission. Operated solo, deployed in minutes.
Traditionally, stations have had to make a tough choice between expensive OB van productions, or lightweight codec with a laptop productions. Neither of these really address the pain points of modern radio: productions can’t cost a fortune, and everyone should be able to do them.
From 2025, we’ve gradually shifted from Intel-based servers to modern ARM-powered ones. Intel’s performance and support are great, but our environment necessitated a reevaluation of our tools and efficiency.
Collins Group Pioneers the Future of Broadcasting with AirCore Autonomous 26. Finnish innovation company achieves what was thought impossible: radio that runs itself.
We're pursuing carbon neutrality by making smarter decisions.
Energy efficiency is one of our most important differentiating qualities. We design our processes to use as little resources as ever possible.
