BSI joins forces with Axia Audio

Broadcast Software International, the makers of Simian Radio Automation and Stinger Instant Replay audio software, is the newest Axia Audio partner.
BSI clients will now be able to purchase Axia IP-Audio networking components bundled with BSI's audio delivery systems.
Axia, a division of Telos Systems specializing in networked studio audio products, will provide their IP-Audio Driver software to BSI. The IP-Audio Driver's groundbreaking technology allows any PC-based audio workstation running the Windows(R) operating system to send studio-grade audio directly to Axia audio networks via standard Ethernet connection, eliminating the need for PC soundcards.
"We couldn't be more pleased about our new partnership with Axia," said Chris Kehoe, General Manager of BSI. "We share a common goal: to provide superior digital audio products and outstanding service to the radio industry. We're looking forward to working with each other."
Axia President Michael Dosch said: "BSI is a very innovative company. "They've built a loyal following by making products that exploit standard PC technology to its fullest - an approach which reduces the cost to clients by eliminating expensive proprietary hardware. This philosophy is similar to our own; Axia products let broadcasters construct ultra-reliable, scalable audio networks using standard Ethernet hardware. Using the Axia IP-Audio Driver on a Windows PC will enable BSI software to deliver IP-Audio without expensive PC soundcards. I think our collaboration is a natural fit."
Using the Axia IP-Audio system, broadcasters can build audio networks of any size using switched Ethernet to connect a few rooms - or an entire facility. Axia audio networks can carry hundreds of digital stereo audio channels over standard CAT-6 cables or fiber links, eliminating much of the cost and complexity normally associated with wiring labor and infrastructure.
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