For the past year Riot Games, one of eSports’ major game developers and tournament organizers, has been using a remote production workflow for its many events worldwide. Part of that “At Home” workflow includes Calrec Audio’s RP1 remote broadcast mixing system controlled by a Calrec Artemis mixing console.
Radio production and facilities company Spiritland Productions has put a large-scale sound and video outside broadcast truck on the road to extend its studio and flyaway services. Spiritland One is based fully on IP technology for distribution and networking. It features a Solid State Logic System T mixing system and was system integrated by Megahertz Ltd, which will be highlighting the vehicle during IBC 2019
The recent La Fête Nationale, an annual festival celebrating the 1789 storming of the Bastille in Paris, featured thousands of people in attendance and was enjoyed on TV and radio by thousands more. The 2019 concert was the fifth that was supported by audio technology from Lawo, for both the live and broadcast on-site sound requirements.
Lahore, Pakistan-based AAP Media Network has purchased six Calrec Audio Brio36 consoles for live, on-air mixing for two of its news and infotainment channels: AAP News and Indus News. AAP is also planning an additional channel launch for later this year that will also rely on the consoles’ many features, including full Dante audio networking compatibility, making AAP the first channel in Pakistan to benefit from audio-over-IP using Dante.
By any measure, this year’s 2019 2nd European Games in Minsk, Belarus from June 21-30 were a major sports undertaking that required a lot of technical coordination and logistical skill to make happen. Over 4,000 athletes from 50 European Countries competed in 15 different sports and 23 disciplines. International Sports Broadcasting SL (ISB) served as the host broadcaster for the Games.
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.
