Seeking to streamline their workflows, professional producers are quickly adopting recently completed industry standards for distributing audio signals over an IP infrastructure in order to leverage the benefits of flexibility and the ability to use different companies’ technology on the same network. Veteran technology suppliers like Telos Alliance have begun to implement those standards into its Intercom and audio mixing products.
St. Verena, a Coptic Orthodox Church in New Port Richey, Florida, has installed a new Allen & Heath dLive C Class digital audio mixing console controlled by a custom iPad touch-screen to simplify its audio capabilities. The intuitive system is designed to enable non-technical staff to run the church’s audio equipment during live services.
Looking to distinguish itself from the competition, KUED, Utah’s PBS station, has upgraded its studio operations to 5.1 native broadcast audio with the addition of a Brio 36 audio mixing console from Calrec Audio. The console will be used for the station’s studio-based productions, which consist mainly of talk shows and live fundraising events.
ViuTV, free-to-air broadcaster in Hong Kong, is migrating its audio facilities to audio over IP environments with the installation of an Artemis Light console, a Brio12, a Brio36 and AoIP interfaces; all supplied by Calrec Audio.
Paris-based TV sports channel L’Equipe has installed new Calrec Audio 36+8 Summa and Brio36 audio mixing consoles for its two studios that are used for live mixing, commentary, and sports programming.
TNDV: Television will once again serve as the exclusive mobile production service provider for the ninth season of the nationally syndicated PBS program “Bluegrass Underground.” The show has moved to a new venue at the base of Monteagle Mountain, known as “The Caverns” and located 80 miles outside of Nashville, gives TNDV a permanent and efficient infrastructure to optimize production capabilities, labor and costs.
