Summary of major ORPHEUS project results
The ORPHEUS project has created a full set of tools and applications for all stages of the complete broadcast workflow. Our goals were: To provide the end-users with a future-proof […]
Novel Tools for Personalised Radio Broadcasts – Workshop in Munich on 15th May
EU project ORPHEUS shows object-based media innovations at workshop in Munich on 15th May. Munich, 11th May 2018. Imagine you could adapt the length of a radio documentary as you […]
ORPHEUS at the BBC’s Sounds Amazing conference
Following the success of “Sound: Now and Next” in 2015, the BBC brought hundreds of audio producers and technologists back to Broadcasting House in London for a full day conference […]
2nd ORPHEUS Workshop at IRT in Munich – 15 May 2018
Object-based media is the ultimate approach for creating and deploying interactive, personalised, scalable and immersive content. It allows media objects to be assembled in novel ways to create [...]
Object-Based Audio Workshop at Fraunhofer IIS in Erlangen on 7-8 December
On 7-8 December 2017, Fraunhofer IIS will host a workshop on object-based audio in Erlangen, Germany. It is organised by the media academy of German public broadcasters ARD and ZDF […]
Strong Interest in ORPHEUS at NAB Show in Las Vegas
This year’s NAB Show on 24 – 27 April 2017 attracted more than 102,000 registered participants from over 160 countries to the Las Vegas Convention Center. They wanted to see […]
1st ORPHEUS Workshop at the BBC in London on 13 June 2017
On 13 June 2017, the ORPHEUS research project will hold its first workshop at the BBC in London. The workshop is specifically aimed at broadcasters and manufacturers of broadcast equipment […]
Sequoia – The main audio production tool of ORPHEUS
Sequoia is a Digital Audio Workstation (DAW) provided by ORPHEUS project partner MAGIX. It has been an integral part of the production equipment at public European broadcasters, such as ARD, […]
Prototype radio studio at the BBC in London
ORPHEUS is focussed on delivering innovative new experiences using object-based audio. These experiences require a rich set of data that is currently not captured in traditional broadcasting [...]