For TeleMadrid, one of Spain’s biggest regional broadcasters, keeping its audio visual systems versatile yet its control rooms simple to operate is a fundamental part of its technical philosophy.
If you sit down in front of the television to watch a high profile broadcast that features live studio sound, there’s a good chance that Plus 4 Audio will be involved. From the X Factor to Dancing On Ice, Children In Need to Sports Personality Of The Year via Celebrity Love Island, Plus 4 has established itself - and its considerable inventory of Yamaha mixing consoles - as one of the primary choices for live studio sound by the big hitters in UK television.
Since its foundation in 1989, Madrid based ABAIRA STUDIOS has been committed to modern technology and innovation. This forward looking philosophy has allowed the business to achieve a leading position in the audiovisual field. All 23 dubbing, mixing and editing studios are currently specially configured to enable the digitisation of all work processes. ABAIRA also offers its clients satellite connection (through Smart Jog) for receiving and sending material.
Designed to be a state-of-the-art unit which is available at just a few hours notice throughout Greece or mainland Europe, Music Delivery features two Yamaha DM2000v2 consoles, complete with additional card inputs and suite of Rev-X reverb effects, providing 80 input channels and cutting edge digital recording power.
It's no understatement to describe as a real media phenomenon “Viva Radio 2”, the radio show hosted by eclectic Italian showman Fiorello and his inseparable “stooge” Marco Baldini before a live audience in the historic RAI studios in Via Asiago (Rome) - a radio revolution based on fantasy and fun, with wisecracks, unbeatable gags and hilarious imitations.
Launched in 1990, Swedish television station TV4 has gone on to become the country’s largest commercial TV channel.
Established 11 years ago, Silence! is one of the major Parisian sound engineering providers, specialising in sound reinforcement and recording of musical programmes for television. With a range of credits from Victoires de la Musique to Musicale de Canal + and l’Album de la Semaine, not forgetting Michel Drucker’s programmes and La Nouvelle Star, Silence! has gained an excellent reputation among broadcasters and production companies.
