Writing for AudioConexus has taught me a lot about the visitor experience and how to create dynamic guided tours. This is the first in an occasional series looking at our writing process, a how-to for anyone facing the first blank page in their audio tour script. I started writing in the 1980s when audio was […]
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Montreal Aviation Museum Virtual Tour
The Montreal Aviation Museum is a one of a kind museum founded by Godfrey Pasmore in 1998, located on the MacDonald campus of McGill University. The museum has a vast variety of artifacts and memorabilia, restored military and civil aircraft, and technology from old aircraft simulators and engines. For the aviation enthusiast, there’s also a […]
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Audio Guide Experiences at the Museum of the Cherokee Indian
The Museum of The Cherokee Indian, located in Cherokee, North Carolina, is a non-profit that began with a small collection of Cherokee artifacts in 1948. The museum is a part of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, which is one of the original tribes of the area. One of the ways they vary from other […]
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How To Use an Audio Ducker on Buses, Boats and Trains
What is an audio ducker? And why do we need one? Are you getting what you need from your audio sources? Are you able to mix live tour guided commentary with pre-recorded audio? Or struggling to find a solution that simplifies the delivery of two sources of sightseeing narration? A common question we get from […]
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