Calrec will bring its latest virtualized solutions to Las Vegas

Among the new features, its VP2 headless mixing system, the RP1 2 RU broadcast mixing system and its IP-based modular system, Type R, stand out.

Calrec will exhibit in NAB 2019 its latest virtualized solutions, including its VP2 headless mixing system, the system broadcast mix in 2 rack units RP1 and his IP based modular system, Type R.

VP2 stands out for not having a physical control surface and uses Calrec's Assist software for configuration and control. The VP2 4U core comes in three DSP sizes; The 128, 180 and 240 input channels feature Calrec's powerful Hydra2 networking solution. Calrec Serial Control Protocol (CSCP) can allow the audio console to be completely controlled by an automation system.

The company will also showcase the RP1, a broadcast mixing system in a 2U rackmount box with Calrec's popular Bluefin2 processing. Without a doubt, this new proposal aims to respond to Top Challenges in Remote Production Workflows: latency, transport and control.

The built-in DSP allows the generation of monitor mixes and IFB On site with no latency, Hydra2 interfaces provide a mechanism for outputting audio in a variety of formats and Calrec True Control gives an operator in a remote studio direct control over channel functions.

Finally, Type R is a system of modular, expandable and IP-based mix, which uses standard network technology and combines it with configurable soft panels that can be adapted to the operator's needs. Provides easy customization through established networks, open control protocols and surface customization. Type R can be used without a physical surface with control and configuration via Calrec's browser-based support application and is fully compatible with automated systems using CSCP.