CONFERENCE ASSISTIVE LISTENING & GROUP AUDIO

Clear Conference Audio for Every Attendee

Give every participant clear, personal audio—whether your event needs one shared program, assistive listening, or multiple language channels.

Clear personal audio 1–2 broadcast channels Scales by receiver quantity

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One clear system for shared audio or multilingual events

THE CHALLENGE

Why Traditional Conference Audio Falls Short

Large rooms, mixed audiences, and multilingual programs create listening problems that a room PA system alone cannot solve.

Uneven speech clarity

Distance, room acoustics, and background noise mean some attendees still miss important content—even when the main speakers are loud.

One channel cannot serve everyone

International conferences and training events may need different languages or parallel content at the same time.

Different listening needs

Guests may use venue headphones, wired earbuds, T-coil neckloops, or Auracast-ready hearing aids—and need independent volume control.

THE VENUECAST APPROACH

One Scalable System, Better Listening for Every Group

A Venucast conference assistive listening system sends low-latency audio directly to compatible receivers and listening devices, creating a flexible group listening system without one-to-one pairing.

Clear personal audioAudio goes directly to each listener.

Independent volumeEvery attendee chooses a comfortable level.

Scales with attendanceAdd listeners without redesigning the room.

Multi-language readyUse separate transmitters for separate channels.

Accessible by designSupport receivers, headphones, neckloops, and Auracast hearing aids.

Fast event setupConnect to your mixer and start broadcasting.

CHOOSE YOUR SETUP

Conference Listening Solutions

Start with the listening experience and channel count your event actually needs.

AirCast ×1

Lite Aura ×4

SOLUTION 1 Single shared program

Unified Audio for Meetings & Large Events

Broadcast one clear audio program to all participants. A strong fit for keynotes, company meetings, training events, and conferences where everyone follows the same content.

1 × AirCast professional transmitter
4 × Lite Aura headphones with personal volume
Expandable with additional Auracast listening devices

Need more than four listeners? Add compatible receivers as attendance grows.

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AirCast ×2

AuraView ten-pack receivers with charging dock

AuraView 10-Pack

SOLUTION 2 Two audio channels

Multilingual & Parallel-Content Listening

Use two AirCast transmitters to broadcast two languages or content feeds at the same time. Attendees select the channel they need on the AuraView display.

2 × AirCast transmitters for two independent broadcasts
10 × AuraView screen-guided receivers with charging dock
Supports wired headphones and T-coil neckloops

For two simultaneous broadcasts, add a second AirCast transmitter to the complete AuraView system.

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PLAN WITH CONFIDENCE

Not Sure Which Setup Fits?

Tell us your venue size, number of channels, listening devices, and expected audience. We will help you choose a practical system without overbuying.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Conference Assistive Listening FAQ

What is a conference assistive listening system?

It sends conference audio directly to personal receivers, headphones, neckloops, or compatible hearing aids so listeners hear clearer speech at a volume that works for them.

How is a group listening system different from a PA system?

A PA system fills the room with sound. A group listening system delivers audio directly to each listener, reducing the effect of distance, background noise, and room acoustics.

Can one system support multiple languages?

Yes. Use one transmitter per language or audio feed. With two AirCast transmitters, AuraView users can select between two available broadcasts.

How many receivers do we need?

Plan for attendees who will not bring compatible Auracast devices, then add a small buffer. Use the venue planner or speak with our team for a quantity recommendation.

Can attendees use hearing aids or their own headphones?

Auracast-ready hearing aids may connect directly. AuraView receivers also work with compatible wired headphones, earbuds, and T-coil neckloops.

Can the system grow for larger events?

Yes. Auracast broadcasting is designed for one-to-many listening. You can add compatible receivers or headphones as attendance and accessibility needs grow.