Designing an intercom system can be challenging! That's why I wanted to write a guide to give people a step-by-step process that is both effective and straight-forward. It doesn't have to be complicated, I promise! Communication systems are often based on several design criteria that a designer may consider such as the technical ability of the user to use an intercom station, the frequency that an intercom may be used versus the cost for wiring a facility. Communications systems ...

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At-Home (also referred to as Remote Production, Home-Run and REMI) production has moved from a fringe experiment to a primary consideration for nearly every remote event. At-Home production support is no longer considered unique to sports, or to major productions. It's now common to all events, big and small, held away from a studio. You could theoretically trace the At-Home concept back to the early days of remote broadcasting, where communicating with the remote production team and ...

This is probably a question that forms on most newcomers lips as they anxiously fondle their smartphone and walk up to the first day on set or stage. “Why use this intercom when I have a phone?” The answer used to be very clear in the past; if you are on a call and a third person needs you, they will find you blocked. You cannot run a show, manage a stage, choreograph an event or coordinate a rocket launch without someone else in the same ‘project’ being able to talk or alert you at any ...

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What does silence sound like? Well, Simon and Garfunkel wrote and sang a song about that. The song "The Sound of Silence" was featured on the album "Wednesday Morning, 3 am" and talks about man's lack of communication with his fellow man. It took Paul Simon half a year to write the lyrics. Although the album tanked initially, that song was reworked and eventually became a number one hit.