For Windesheim University of Applied Sciences, Triple Audio carried out a complete overhaul of the production environment, bringing together all the studios, from radio and TV studios to editing suites, recording booths and the control room into a single integrated IP ecosystem.
The starting point was to create a future-proof working environment in which technology does not stand alone, but actively supports the creative process. By prioritising IP audio, smart routing and flexible infrastructure, an environment has been created that adapts to different users, workflows and production situations.
In the radio studio, the modern IP mixing console Axia Quasar forms the heart of the installation, supported by a scalable infrastructure that can easily grow with future requirements. Around the studios, an integrated network ensures an efficient and clear distribution of audio and communication between all rooms.
In the editing suite and intercom environment, too, the focus is on autonomy and flexibility, so that users can work quickly without being dependent on complex controls or a central control room. This contributes to a smooth workflow and maximum focus on content creation.
The fact that this project has been featured in RedTech Magazine underscores the relevance of this approach within the international broadcast and AV sector, where reliability, flexibility and user experience are becoming increasingly important.
Featured in RedTech Magazine Windesheim studio refurbishment