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- “Milwaukee’s NPR” Embraces AoIP
Jason Rieve in the Technical Operations Center. This is excerpted from the ebook “Sweet New Studios 2026.” Last September, 89.7 WUWM “Milwaukee’s NPR” set out to replace an older TDM-based system with a Telos AoIP infrastructure to serve four studios. It also wanted to rework its technical core to support those rooms and to improve redundancy in its air chain. WUWM was founded in 1964 and is licensed to the University of Wisconsin Board of Regents; it is operated by the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee College of Letters and Science. Its studios are in Chase Tower in downtown Milwaukee, Wis. Studio Engineer Jason Rieve led the project for the station, with integration and system architecture by Summit Technology Group. “We needed to modernize and reduce our old systems to a more reliable system that can be more easily accessed remotely, allowing the freedom to work from anywhere,” Rieve said. The job included installing the Telos Axia StudioCore engine, Axia iQ consoles and Axia xNode2s. A view from behind the console in Studio A. WUWM opted to use its existing furniture, which was in excellent condition and had been customized to fit the rooms and workflows. Summit Technology Group’s AirLux Studio Signaling product mounted on a wall outside Studio B. Summit deployed its own AirLux Studio Signaling product, which takes cues from Axia Pathfinder to signal the on-air or recording status of each studio. New EV RE320 mics and studio monitors are mounted gracefully on Yellowtec Mika arms, providing a fresh and modern look. “The hard part was going to be how to completely remove ALL of our infrastructure and replace it, while still staying on air,” Rieve said. “I believe that was the biggest challenge. It was amazing how many boxes of wires were removed.” WUWM’s “Lake Effect” Studio console and under-table equipment rack. We asked whether WUWM is seeing the kind of studio trends we’ve noted elsewhere. “Yes,” Rieve said. “More and more our studios are used just for interviews. We no longer need to have tape decks, record players or DAT machines, since everything is online. Moving to an AoIP solution will allow us to be more fluid as things progress in our industry.” The work was done while staff and air personalities were actively occupying the space. It was also overlaid by an automation upgrade and hardware refresh, said Summit President Paul Stewart. A rackmounted monitor in… [TheTopNews] Read More.2 days ago - President Donald Trump said, “She has to be of age, like above six years old...
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Jason Rieve in the Technical Operations Center. This is excerpted from the ebook “Sweet New Studios 2026.” Last September, 89.7 WUWM “Milwaukee’s NPR” set out to replace an older TDM-based system with a Telos AoIP infrastructure to serve four studios. It also wanted to rework its technical core to support those rooms and to improve redundancy in its air chain. WUWM was founded in 1964 and is licensed to the University of Wisconsin Board of Regents; it is operated by the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee College of Letters and Science. Its studios are in Chase Tower in downtown Milwaukee, Wis. Studio Engineer Jason Rieve led the project for the station, with integration and system architecture by Summit Technology Group. “We needed to modernize and reduce our old systems to a more reliable system that can be more easily accessed remotely, allowing the freedom to work from anywhere,” Rieve said. The job included installing the Telos Axia StudioCore engine, Axia iQ consoles and Axia xNode2s. A view from behind the console in Studio A. WUWM opted to use its existing furniture, which was in excellent condition and had been customized to fit the rooms and workflows. Summit Technology Group’s AirLux Studio Signaling product mounted on a wall outside Studio B. Summit deployed its own AirLux Studio Signaling product, which takes cues from Axia Pathfinder to signal the on-air or recording status of each studio. New EV RE320 mics and studio monitors are mounted gracefully on Yellowtec Mika arms, providing a fresh and modern look. “The hard part was going to be how to completely remove ALL of our infrastructure and replace it, while still staying on air,” Rieve said. “I believe that was the biggest challenge. It was amazing how many boxes of wires were removed.” WUWM’s “Lake Effect” Studio console and under-table equipment rack. We asked whether WUWM is seeing the kind of studio trends we’ve noted elsewhere. “Yes,” Rieve said. “More and more our studios are used just for interviews. We no longer need to have tape decks, record players or DAT machines, since everything is online. Moving to an AoIP solution will allow us to be more fluid as things progress in our industry.” The work was done while staff and air personalities were actively occupying the space. It was also overlaid by an automation upgrade and hardware refresh, said Summit President Paul Stewart. A rackmounted monitor in… [TheTopNews] Read More.
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The WNBA season is set to kick off Friday, May 8, and the draft is scheduled for April 13. [TheTopNews] Read More.
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