Latched Talk
Latch your Talk key and keep working. No need to hold a screen while operating a camera. Listen independently, or use VOX when the role calls for it.
Professional intercom for broadcast and live events.
Connect directors, camera operators and crew on clear party lines, from the control room to the field. Keep Talk open while you work, listen to each line independently, and see all ten group states at a glance.
Engineers manage crew routes and microphones from the server console. Run ARUS VOX at your venue or in the cloud, with native mobile apps and desktop apps for the devices your team already uses.
Try the live panel. Tap Talk or Listen and scroll all ten lines. Linked to Ayie in the server demo below. No audio is transmitted.
A glance tells you where you’re talking and what you’re hearing. Separate Talk and Listen keys keep control simple. All ten line indicators stay visible while the paired controls scroll.
Latch your Talk key and keep working. No need to hold a screen while operating a camera. Listen independently, or use VOX when the role calls for it.
See all ten group states while your Talk and Listen controls scroll together. Amber means Talk. Cyan means Listen. Stay oriented, even on a busy show.
Lock your controls to prevent accidental taps while your selected lines stay active. Unlock when you need to change your mix.
One web console for sessions, lines, users and key panels. See the crew’s state, manage their controls and keep the conversation moving.
Try the engineer’s controls. Changes to Ayie update the app demo above instantly. Both views share the same Talk, Listen and microphone state. No audio is transmitted.
Set up key panels, enable or disable routes, mute a microphone and remove members. Changes are reflected in the crew’s app.
On self-hosted servers, connect an audio interface and patch 4-wire inputs and outputs into your intercom lines.
Built-in tone, pulse, pink noise and echo sources help check lines. Choose 24, 32 or 64 kbps server audio quality.
Use Wi-Fi and mobile data together, with another path available when one drops. If the connection is lost completely, ARUS VOX holds your place for a minute while it reconnects.
256-bit encryption between app and server, with a fresh key each session.
Optional on-device noise reduction for noisy locations.
Per-line listening levels, with wired, USB and Bluetooth headsets.
Lock the screen controls while your device is in a pocket or on a rig.
Run ARUS VOX at your venue or station. Keep your intercom on infrastructure your organisation controls.
A dedicated instance for your organisation, hosted by WEDOBROADCAST. Bring the crew together wherever the production takes you.
Both deployment options use the same ARUS VOX apps. Availability and service details will be announced at launch.
Native apps for iPhone, iPad and Android, with desktop apps for Windows, macOS and Ubuntu. Use the device that fits your role.
No. Tap to latch Talk on, and tap again to turn it off. It stays enabled while you work. VOX is another option; your operator sets up the keys for your role.
The initial app panel supports up to 10 groups in one scrolling panel. Indicators for all groups remain visible while the paired Talk and Listen controls scroll.
Your organisation’s administrator creates accounts and sets up access. Crew sign in to the provided server and join their assigned production. There is no public account sign-up in the app.
Yes. Engineers manage members and key panels from the server web console. Managed controls are visibly marked in the mobile app, so the crew can see when a setting is controlled by their engineer.
ARUS VOX mixes voice live for the people on your intercom lines. It does not record or store that audio. See the Privacy Policy for how account and server data are handled.
The apps are preparing for release. Store and desktop download links will appear on this page when available. Try the linked app and server Live demos above while we prepare for release.