August 30, 2018, 07:12 AM
https://www.aotg.com/calrec-did-the-thinking-you-can-do-it-on-impulse/
AMSTERDAM,
AUGUST 30, 2018 — At IBC
2018 (Stand 8.C61), Calrec is previewing its new Impulse core, the next
generation audio processing platform. The Impulse core is a very powerful audio
processing and routing engine with AES67 and SMPTE 2110 connectivity. The Impulse
core is compatible with existing Apollo and Artemis control surfaces, providing
a simple upgrade path for existing Calrec customers.
“Impulse is a very
robust and scalable DSP platform that illustrates a clear direction for
Calrec’s future development, giving our customers a fully defined upgrade path
as they transfer to IP infrastructures,†says Dave Letson, Calrec’s VP of
Sales. “In addition, future scalable expansion will allow up to three DSP mix
engines and control systems to run independently on a single core at the same
time, providing the ability to use multiple large-format mixers simultaneously
in an extremely cost-effective and compact footprint.
Impulse provides 3D
immersive path widths and panning for NGA (next generation audio) applications,
5.1, 5.1.2, 5.1.4, 7.1, 7.1.2 and 7.1.4 input channels, busses, monitoring and
metering are available. Height and 3D pan controls are provided, and paths of all
widths can co-exist within a mix and be routed to/from each other with flexible
panning and downmixing built in.
“The signal processing
capacity of the Impulse core is unlike anything else available and is the most
powerful DSP engine on the planet,†continues Letson. “It utilizes the next
generation of Calrec’s award-winning Bluefin DSP technology – Blu3fin – with
five different user-upgradable DSP packs, all of which will be available from
launch and range from 256 input channels in the XS Pack to 1,122ch in the XL
Pack. In fact, Impulse provides more than 400 independent busses; 192 x
mains/groups, 48 x auxes, 96 x tracks, with 3 x AFL and 3 x PFL immersive
busses.â€
He added, “With control
connectivity via IP, surfaces can be physically remote and connected over
standard networks using COTS hardware. Above all else, it gives our customers a
very powerful suite of broadcast features, which will take them into the next
era of broadcast workflows.â€
Impulse has an integral
AoIP router, which fully supports NMOS discovery and connection management, as
well as mDNS/Ravenna discovery. Up to four router cards can be fitted, each
with a 4096 x 4096 audio routing matrix, and can operate at 1- or 10-Gbps. Two
5U Impulse cores can be combined to provide full redundancy and can be
physically remote from each other for disaster recovery.
“This technology
enables all Calrec customers to make the transition to NGA and IP
infrastructures, and provides the flexibility to do so in a timescale that
works for them and without an overhaul of production equipment,†adds Letson.
“Impulse gives existing customers the opportunity to upgrade to new network
technologies when it is right for them, and provides a clear, simple and
cost-effective upgrade path.â€
Calrec Audio is exclusively dedicated to excellence in
audio mixing for on-air and live production. A broadcast specialist for more
than 50 years, Calrec has developed a range of digital consoles relied on by
the world's most successful broadcasters. Increasingly. consoles are integral
components on a facility-wide network, giving rise to adaptable workflows,
shareable resources and the ability to be easily expanded. From the very
beginning, Calrec has created innovative solutions that have allowed broadcasters
to develop their working methods and get greater value from their equipment.
For premium audio solutions, broadcasters put their trust in Calrec. More
information is available at calrec.com.
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Audio:
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At IBC 2018 (Stand 8.C61), Calrec is previewing its new Impulse core, the next generation audio processing platform. The Impulse core is a very powerful audio processing and routing engine with AES67 and SMPTE 2110 connectivity. The Impulse core is compatible with existing Apollo and Artemis control surfaces, providing a simple upgrade path for existing Calrec customers.
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