62nd Grammy Awards

Grammy Awards Show Begins Transition to AoIP

The Grammy Awards show has long employed a large splitter system to distribute microphone and instrument signals from the multiple stages to the house sound and broadcast audio mixing consoles. This year, the production began a transition to audio-over-IP...

By Steve Harvey ⋅ Published: February 25, 2020

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2020 Grammy Awards: Production Awards Winners

The production Grammy winners at the 62nd Grammy Awards this weekend had a lot to cheer about, from a sweep by a new artist and her producer/brother, to a long-awaited win by a patient producer/engineer.

By Steve Harvey ⋅ Published: January 27, 2020 ⋅ Updated: February 25, 2020