NEP Australia is known for its extensive fleet of OB vans and custom studio productions.

The Andrews Hubs, which first opened in 2018, are ST 2110 facilities and are recognized as some of the world’s largest networked remote production centers.

The Hubs are connected to 59 sports venues via a high-bandwidth network and support multiple and concurrent outside broadcasts.

At the heart of the expansion is a Calrec 96-fader Argo Q, which sits in what is now Australia’s largest remote production suite, ACR7 as well as two 60-fader Argo S consoles in the other two, new suites, ACR5 & ACR6.

In a very sophisticated way, each control room is paired with one of NEP’s 2110 OB trucks and NEP is able to remotely control the equipment in each truck.

Calrec’s Argo consoles, which were first introduced to the market at IBC 2022, were designed from the next generation’s approach to audio mixing.

They represent Calrec’s commitment to innovation with native IP connectivity based on industry-wide standards, along with supercharged DSPs, interchangeable panels, and configurable layouts.

Dave Letson, VP of Sales at Calrec, commented, “Having been at IBC recently, there’s without a doubt a growing need for ever-greater IP capabilities in audio and that need is growing.

“This partnership with NEP Australia is a clear example of how Argo is moving the IP needle, allowing expanded IP workflows while being very easy to use. NEP are the first customer to take advantage of the ImPulse full control API.

“With this new setup, NEP can now precisely orchestrate dynamic workflows where the Argos seamlessly integrate with every truck, and vice versa. The result is unprecedented flexibility and a future of seamless collaboration.”

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