Abigail Klein Leichman
October 27, 2020

Israeli company Sound Radix will receive an Emmy statuette at the 72nd Engineering Emmy Awards on October 29.

The winning product, Auto-Align Post, makes phase/time corrections of a moving multi-microphone recording.

“By dynamically correcting delay and phase between the boom and lavalier microphones as they move around the set, this tool automates what was previously a labor-intensive task for sound editors across the industry,” a press statement from the Television Academy explained.

This year’s Engineering Emmys, honoring developments in broadcast technology, were presented to nine companies and five individuals. Sound Radix was one of seven to be recognized in the category of exceptional engineering developments.

“Wow, we have no words… We’re humbled and deeply thankful to the academy members for honoring us with the Engineering Emmy Award for Auto-Align Post,” the company posted on Facebook.

“Knowing the pressure that sound departments are often under to meet deadlines, it is extremely rewarding to know that we helped make a tough job a little easier. We want the audio community to know that more help is coming from us!”

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