audio router
Plural
audio routers
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a device used in audio production and sound reinforcement to manage and route audio signals between different sources and destinations
An audio router is a device used to direct audio signals from one source to multiple destinations within a broadcasting or production environment. It allows audio from different microphones, audio players, or other devices to be sent to various outputs, such as speakers, recording equipment, or live streams. Audio routers are commonly used in radio stations, television studios, live events, and sound systems to manage and switch between different audio signals. They help ensure that the right sound reaches the right place at the right time.
- The sound engineer used the audio router to direct the microphone signal to the speakers.
- The audio router helped us connect the sound from different devices to the mixing board.
- The radio station upgraded its audio router to improve the quality of sound during live shows.
- They used an audio router to switch between different sound sources during the event.
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