Raul Felipe is a skilled audio engineer who began his audio career in music production. He first began working on a Calrec Artemis five years ago where he learned about signal flow and routing for audio broadcasting. He also uses the Calrec Summa; read on to find out more about his current role at Televisa Univision in Miami, Florida, and what he loves most about working in professional audio.

Summary: UK-based Louise Willcox says the Calrec Artemis console came in very handy during her work on the BBC’s Autumnwatch — part of the annual BBC series known as ‘The Watches’, which chart the destinies of British wildlife during the changing seasons in the UK. Read on to find out what Willcox is working on these days and how she describes the experience of winning a Television Craft Award in 2011 by BAFTA along with her team for their work on ‘The Watches.’

Capitalising on Calrec’s ability to provide seamless hybrid IP networks, Radio and Television Montenegro (RTCG), the public service broadcaster of Montenegro, has completed a comprehensive upgrade of its Radio Montenegro and Montenegro Television facilities.

Hebden Bridge, 15th December 2021 — Two Calrec Artemis consoles with AoIP ImPulse cores and Gateway technology lie at the heart of the audio setup at Sportsnet Studios, the new immersive facility in Toronto that’s part of leading sports media brand Sportsnet, part of Rogers Sports and Media (RSM). The Calrec technology is an integral part of the audio workflow to provide Sportsnet with the flexibility it needs and facilitate easy expansion in the future. Calrec’s Canadian partner SC Media played a pivotal role in the project.  

Max Dighton has worked as a sound supervisor on many high-profile projects including BBC FA Cup, BT Sport Rugby, and ITV Football. He’s been an avid user of Calrec consoles for 10 years and worked as the sound supervisor on the annual BBC wildlife series Springwatch, which won a BAFTA Award.

Calrec is looking forward to meeting up with customers and partners again at IBC 2021 (stand 8.F56). The broadcast market is rapidly evolving as it rises to the challenges of greater competition and the issues created by Covid. At IBC 2021 Calrec will show a range of solutions that enable broadcasters to meet these challenges, with a focus on remote working, virtualization, remote production and IP.

Manchester, UK, television facility dock10 has expanded its roster of Calrec audio consoles with a Calrec Artemis audio console in its new, £1 million remote gallery to satisfy the growing demand for virtual studios and remote galleries.

NBC Olympics, a division of the NBC Sports Group, has selected Calrec to provide a range of audio consoles, alongside remote production technology, for its production of the Games of the XXXII Olympiad, which take place in Tokyo, Japan, from July 23 – August 8. The announcement was made today by Karl Malone,Director, Sound Design, NBC Sports & NBC Olympics,and DaveLetson, VP of Sales, Calrec.

Cinevideo has once again turned to Calrec with the launch of its new, market-leading 12G UHD HDR truck. The company has installed a40-fader Artemis and router core alongside a compact and powerful 96-channel Brio36. The deal has been overseen by Calrec’s Italian partner Leading Technologies.

Calrec’s Artemis Beam audio console is proving to be a success for Sean Prickett, owner of broadcast audio engineering company and rental service Drop Ship Audio in Los Angeles, CA. With 340 channel processing paths and powerful Bluefin2 and Hydra2 technologies, the new Artemis console is being used on a popular reality show in its fourth season, installed in a studio with a major US network. 

Calrec’s Artemis Shine audio console was the ideal choice for systems integrator BeckTV for a recent control room build for a major US broadcaster. The multi-phase project, which wrapped up a couple of weeks ago, involved a host of equipment for the client’s new broadcast control room, which serves as a main hub for the broadcaster in Washington DC.

As a France-based broadcast audio expert, Marine Martignac has multiple roles, exposing her to many and varied ways of working. She believes it’s in the industry’s best interest to move forward with IP technologies. “I think we’re living a revolution,” she says. Read on to find out her thoughts on this and how Calrec technology is helping to shape the future.

Denver-based live production giant Mobile TV Group (MTVG) has expanded its fleet with the launch of 47 FLEX, which is the third‘FLEX’ mobile unit within its 30+ OB fleet. The new 47 FLEX truck, along with its sister vehicles 45 FLEX and 46 FLEX, takes full advantage of Calrec’s Artemis digital audio console, with audio-over-IP capabilities via Calrec’s H2-IP Gateway technology,and is built with MTVG’s new Cloud Control capability. 47 FLEX serves the Marquee Sports Network, home of the Chicago Cubs.

Madrid-based Tilt, a bespoke audio and video broadcast service provider, is reaping the benefits of a 48-fader Artemis Light console from Calrec for its UM003HD mobile production unit. Tilt’s business has grown considerably in the past year as it works with a variety of customers in live production across sports, music events, commercials and documentaries.