VOXVENTREMOTE INTERPRETATION. NO STRESS.THE VOXVENT BLOG
Choose your workflow: remote interpreters · venue audio on smartphones.
Event interpretation from the room and production desk. Practical guides for organisers, interpreters and the people delivering audio to audiences.
12.10.2026 · Under testing
Two computers, one room and the same licence: explore VoxVent backup production, MAIN-first setup and the checks to run before a multilingual event.
Read the guide →07.10.2026
60 free minutes a day, one production console, two languages, one interpreter station and five web listeners: discover the VoxVent free plan.
Read the article →Product updates · 04.10.2026
VoxVent Studio Mac 0.21.2 is available: clearer audio inputs, audience connection statistics and an improved mobile player. Explore the updates and request a demo.
Read the article →Product updates · 03.10.2026
Discover the VoxVent web player: language selection, pause and return to live audio, an optional original channel and pre-event checks.
Read the article →Product updates · 03.10.2026
Already have interpreters and an on-site system? Explore the VoxVent Mac workflow under testing for distributing original audio and translations to attendees’ phones.
Read the article →Organisation
A practical guide to coordinating production, interpreters and audiences: languages, stage audio, connections, rehearsals and a backup plan.
Read the guide →Audio production
Autofloor, service channels and dual outputs: how to separate audience listening from a remote speaker's return feed in VoxVent.
Read the guide →Interpreter booth
The difference between A/B output languages and the relay source, with a practical example of coordinating interpreters and production in multilingual events.
Read the guide →Preparation
An operational checklist to verify access, audio, video, booths, audience listening and returns before an event with remote interpretation.
Read the guide →Content developed with substantial AI assistance, based on VoxVent design work. Editorial transparency.