WHEATSTONE WINS IBC 2024 BEST OF SHOW X3
Wheatstone is Coming to NAB NY October 8-10, 2024!
For the upcoming NAB NY show, Wheatstone is demonstrating the WheatNet IP audio network as well as streaming software for provisioning and processing streams on a local server, plus a DMX console system for going from analog to AoIP in a snap, Ethernet switch included. Visit Wheatstone Booth 1212.
To register, use our Guest Pass Code NY9284.
Tune into our social media channels to experience what’s new in broadcast studios and processing. See you soon!
Complete AoIP Broadcast Ecosystems
Audio mixing consoles/surfaces. IP routing and control. Audio processors. Digital editing tools.
Wheatstone's products and studio systems are designed and built specifically for the demands of broadcasting. They cover a range from smaller single-station studios to large multi-studio, multi-station complexes with a million cross-points and dozens of mixers, talent stations, and elements connected across a region. Broadcast grade AoIP software, devices, consoles, talent stations, and appliances, all engineered, manufactured and supported by your number one industry partner.
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Examples of team sports are basketball, baseball, football, hockey, and, for reasons that will make sense to anyone who has seen the back of a TOC rack, we’ll add studio projects.
There is no finish line without a dash of luck, an occasional punt, and a whole lot of teamwork. That’s true for any studio project, and it was especially true for 98.5 The Sports Hub, Boston’s flagship station for football, hockey, basketball, and soccer that moved into a new studio space a while back, along with seven other Beasley stations.
We’re rethinking how to build a radio station.
It wasn’t too long ago that you needed a studio for every station and a fader for every source in that studio. Then along came AoIP, and with it, every source on every fader and the shrinking size and number of studios needed.
Now, with automation systems like Zetta, WideOrbit, and ENCO tightly integrated into WheatNet IP, we can do even more with less.
“The automation system is now essentially driving things so when I hit the button to put my live show on air, the automation comes in and lays out all the faders and away we go. That changes the way we think about building studios,” commented our Tech Support Engineer John Davis, who commissions dozens of WheatNet IP studios every year.
Sometime in April the Internet crossed a major sound barrier. Researchers transferred 301 Tbps of data across a single standard optical fiber, the equivalent of transferring 1,800 4K movies over the internet in one second and 4.5 million times faster than the average home broadband speed today.
And to think, we used to consider a gigabit-per-second fast! At the rate things are going, we will all be ziplining live media across distance and space soon.
Not so fast. In order for the real world to catch up to those speeds—and by ‘real world’ we mean live-streaming audio or video between studios, sports venues, and cloud server farms—we’ll need a much more robust IP transport protocol.
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Mix, route and trigger elements, functions or events anywhere on any device.
Home or studio. Phone or console surface. Single location or multiple locations. WheatNet-IP touches everything.
Simplify your operation.
WheatNet-IP is the only AoIP combining logic control with routable audio tools such as utility mixers, audio processing, streaming encoders and embedded CPU as part of the AoIP native environment.
Eliminate racks and rooms of hardware.
Everything from mic processing to streaming appliances and automation integration is in one native AoIP environment.
Combine regional studios in one AoIP environment.
Opus and AAC codecs as part of the AoIP let you share studio resources and talent across a WAN. AES67 compliance and NMOS support give you access outside the network.
Easy setup.
Unbox and let WheatNet-IP Blades do the rest. Each Blade is self-aware and self-configuring. No IP addressing required. Save your engineering resources for more important tasks.
Your Studio. Your Way.
Console surfaces, talent stations and unlimited virtual interfaces to choose from. Customize your AoIP system for your studios now, and add on appliances, elements, and virtualization later.
No Studio Too Small. No Studio Too Big.
Go from analog to AoIP in a snap. IP audio networking and mixing console in one, Ethernet switch included. Just add CAT6 cable (actually, we include that too...)
Complete IP audio networked studios, from initial planning and custom manufacturing to final commissioning and everything in between.
AoIP anywhere, anytime, any device. Just plug in and you're good to go. Local, regional or global. Tablet, phone or existing mixing desk.
Connect regional operations or add virtual studios at any time, anywhere. Practically unlimited user interfaces, configurations, and third-party add-ons.
What Can Wheatstone Do For You?
Total Remote Access
Wheatstone has software and hardware solutions that allow you remote access and control over everything and everyone in your system from anywhere.
Virtual Tools
WheatNet-IP offers a full set of virtual control, processing, and communication tools with which you can tailor your workflow.
Engineering Services
When planning your studio, your Wheatstone Sales Engineer can help you plot it all out to the smallest detail.
Build Your System
While we source parts from around the world, everything we make is built in our US factory in the town where we live, and parts for almost everything we’ve ever built are readily available.
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Manufacturing, engineering and end-to-end studio support backed by the industry's leading AoIP supplier in the broadcast industry with thousands of studios in operation around the globe.
Did we mention Emmy-award-winning? In 2020, Wheatstone won an Emmy for “development of synchronized multichannel uncompressed audio transport over IP networks" which led to the implementation of the AES67 standard.
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