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Line Up

Journal of the Institute of Broadcast Sound

The established craft publication for anyone handling broadcast audio in radio and television, production and post production.

Line Up is provided free to IBS members at an address within mainland Europe, by subscription to anyone and free to qualifying audio professionals.

The magazine covers new developments in equipment and technique, has features on broadcast studios, radio stations, outside broadcast units and facilities companies. It also includes regular operational articles written by current practitioners and authoritative equipment reviews.


Sean Gleeson (Ronnie Woodson) and Stirling Gallacher (Dr George Woodson), leading characters from the BBC daytime drama, Doctors.




IBS Members can download this complete issue by navigating to the 'Current Issue of Line Up' folder in the 'Members' Files' area of this website.


April/May 2008

Feature Articles & Reviews

    • DUBBING DOCTORS
      Louise Wilcox describes the processes and experiences of working on a fast-turnaround daytime soap.

    • IBS RESIDENTIAL WEEKEND
      Simon Jones reports on this year's very successful training weekend.

    • IBS MEETING: WHAT HAPPENS TO MY SOUND IN POST?
      Grant Bridgeman reports on a meeting of the two ends of the sound production process.

    • TRINNOV OPTIMIZER
      Hugh Robjohns reviews a sophisticated digital room correction system.

    • WAVE SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY

    • COMPUTER UTILITIES
      Ian Sands describes yet more useful Windows utilities for sound people.

    • HOW TO BUILD A RADIO STATION
      Gerry Langford reviews a must-read book for anyone involved in setting up a radio studio.

    • SOUNDING BOARD
      Peter Almgill describes some of the behind the scenes work from the Executive Committe over recent months.

    • IBS MEMBER PROFILE: ALAN HILL
      Malcolm Nelson talks to IBS Member Alan Hill

    Technical
    Technical Updates Feature

     

    • HO-HUM Chris Woolf explains the latest thinking about the mysteries of ground problems, and may also reveal some terrible failings in your favourite equipment.
    • AUDIO WAVEFORMS AND METERS Mark Yonge attempts to demystify the subject of audio metering.
    • NOISE AT WORK REGULATIONS Gerry Langford brings us up to date with the UK's latest Noise at Work legislation.

     

      Plus Plus industry news, details of new audio products and news from the Institute of Broadcast Sound

      For details of forthcoming issues, please download our Editorial Schedule

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