Stagetec launches the On Air console: native IP, modularity…

On Air joins the family of production consoles Stagetec with a design created from the ground up, extensive IP capabilities, modularity and PoE operation.

For many years, Stagetec offered a popular console to the market with a name similar to On Air. However, this new solution presented in IBC 2025 It represents a complete break with that model, given that the solution has been redesigned from scratch and is based on the “latest technologies” required by agents such as radio stations, theaters or even broadcast environments.

The console has a compact design and flexible control options, either through controls integrated into the hardware and touch screens or via a browser-based interface for remote control. With integration Native IP, PoE operation and agile configuration, On Air has been specially designed for space-constrained installations, stand-alone configurations and centralized control rooms.

Nex:t axio and Nex:t core: next generation audio processing

Likewise, the company presents Nex:t axio, an I/O platform and IP-based audio processing, future-proof and expandable. Designed for both a seamless transition to IP workflows and fully networked infrastructures, this system combines world-class audio quality in analog and digital formats, and includes an integrated 4-way audio split, allowing Avatus, as well as third-party consoles, to access signals simultaneously, without the need for external splitters.

Thanks to its compatibility with Dante, AES67, ST 2110-30 and others, Nex:t axio integrates seamlessly into existing configurations and adapts flexibly. Additionally, its centralized browser-based control via Stagenet Embedded on the device simplifies routing, monitoring and presets, both locally and remotely, and in many cases eliminates the need for external control software.

On the other hand, Nex:t core arrives to offer the industry a software-defined audio processor that completely virtualizes signal processing, routing and DSP, enabling “maximum flexibility” and maintains consistently high audio quality. Without hardware limitations, functions such as equalization, compression or downmixing can be freely configured and updated remotely as needed.

The platform integrates seamlessly into AES67 and ST 2110 infrastructures and stands out for its low latency, high scalability and triple network redundancy. Whether for broadcasters, post-production facilities or fixed installations, Nex:t core offers an efficient and future-proof solution.

Video Line: the leap of Stagetec video

The new range of products Video Line, which brings Stagetec's audio expertise to the video space, is built around IP-based products that are flexible and easily integrated into existing workflows. Among these first solutions, a multivisor software-based, a format converter and one gateway IP.

All components are based on CPU/GPU y They are controlled through a centralized browser-based Stagenet interface. Through this approach, rather than fragmented standalone solutions, Stagetec has created a cohesive platform that unites audio and video: intuitive, scalable and future-proof.

Stagetec completes its commitment to combine the worlds of audio and video in its catalog with Stagenet, and cross-platform, centralized, browser-based control system that consolidates audio and video workflows into a single intuitive interface that does not require changing tools or disrupting operational continuity. Whether routing, monitoring, mixing or controlling devices and parameters, all functions are intelligently connected and can be managed in real time, providing “maximum clarity and operational efficiency.”

With the automatic device detection, topology visualization and role-based user management, among other features, Stagenet offers an intuitive interface equally suitable for operators and systems engineers. The platform supports many open standards, such as NMOS, ST 2110, AES67, and Dante, turning heterogeneous networks into a cohesive and controllable system.