Standardizing Great Sound: How Georgia Tech Delivers Consistent Broadcast Audio
SVG College Summit 2026
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13m
Georgia Tech produces over 100 broadcasts a year, often with rotating crews. Hear how a simplified workflow with the Shure DCA901 reduces setup, removes variables, and delivers consistent results, no matter who’s mixing. Learn what changed and how they made it repeatable.
Presenters:
Drew Blanton, Georgia Tech, Senior Broadcast Engineer
Jake Durshimer, Georgia Tech, Director of Broadcast and Video Production
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