Calrec Audio's Artemis Ray digital audio console will make its European debut at IBC2017. Artemis Ray has 456 fully featured input channels -- making it more powerful than Artemis Beam. Further, Artemis Ray can handle up to 72 faders, the same as the larger Artemis Shine model.

A powerful combination of Calrec's Summa and Artemis Light consoles has future-proofed two studios at TV2, one of Hungary's most popular commercial television channels. These purchases make TV2 Hungary Calrec's most prominent customer in the burgeoning Hungarian broadcast market.

Powerhouse Hong Kong broadcaster TVB has upgraded its facility with a trio of Artemis digital audio consoles, each one supporting a different production studio. The three new Artemis consoles replace legacy Calrec Alpha desks that have been in service at TVB for close to a decade. 

Calrec Audio shines a Ray on the 2017 NAB Show by launching the latest addition to its Artemis family of consoles. Artemis Ray has 456 fully featured input channels -- making it more powerful than the Artemis Beam. Further, Artemis Ray can handle up to 72 faders, the same as the larger Artemis Shine model.

Cable TV Hong Kong, a division of iCable Communications Ltd. and Hong Kong's largest provider of cable television services, has gone live with another Calrec Audio Artemis digital audio console. The 40-fader Artemis is installed in Cable TV's News Studio 3 and is the fifth Artemis in the network's audio desk lineup.

Signalling Calrec Audio's growing momentum in the Romanian television marketplace, Pro TV has upgraded its extensive Calrec installation with a brand-new Artemis Beam audio console. 

For more than 50 years, Television New Zealand (TVNZ) has served up an outstanding array of programming to Kiwi viewers -- and for almost half of that time, the national broadcaster has placed its trust in Calrec Audio. TVNZ has just installed its latest investment in Calrec, a brand-new Artemis Light audio console and a Concord processor upgrade on the network's existing Artemis Beam desk. 

As part of an expansion and upgrade project, Bosnia's Al Jazeera Balkans has installed a Calrec router core, two Artemis audio consoles, and a Summa console. The router core provides the hub for a centralised audio network that allows resources to be shared among all of its studios.

Presteigne Broadcast Hire has provided the full studio and production facility for One-Ten Productions 10-week run of the relaunched TFI Friday, airing weekly on the UKs Channel 4.

At IBC2015, Calrec Audio will reveal its new automation system for the Apollo and Artemis consoles on stand 8.C61a. Designed to record the movements of a console's channel and bus controls in real time, Calrec's implementation is unique in that it operates entirely in the background during a live broadcast.