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Summer 2021

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70 S U M M E R 2 0 2 1 I C A S Q U A R T E R L Y were already seeing that grew exponentially during COVID. More and more, ADR and interviews are recorded in non-studio, uncontrolled environments over VoIP connections, resulting in compromised audio to say the least. We will continue our work in this area as recordings on iPhones and Zoom are here to stay. Given that there are so many features, what influences which existing ones get a look at for improvement? Seems like picking would be similar to deciding which buddies you weren't able to invite to a party! The process for making improvements to existing features is driven by customer input and opt-in usage analytics. Analytics help us identify how customers are spending their time inside our products. When you combine numbers and feedback, you understand the context of how features are used. If we see people spending a lot of time with a feature, at first glance that might seem like a success, but customer context might tell us that our workflow is actually too slow and From top: The iZotope RX team; Lisa Ferrante-Walsh, senior director of engineering for RX, accepts the award.

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