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broadcastnews NETHERLANDS AKN goes digital with Studer Vista 1 By Erica Basnicki
HILVERSUM-BASED BROADCAST facilities provider AKN has upgraded its technical facilities, by decommissioning its Studer 928 analogue console in favour of a new digital Vista 1. The console was supplied
by Studer’s Dutch distributor Heynen. The continued adoption of Studer resulted from AKN’s collaboration with technical support company United Facilities, which provides audio and video production teams. “In their own OBVs they have installed Vista 5 and Vista 8 consoles and so employees are familiar with the operational characteristics and capabilities they provide,”
United Facilities’ Bernie de Jong at the Vista 1
said Damir Cicek, AKN floor manager. “While a Vista platform
was a clear choice, the Vista 5 and 8 were considered to be too large for the productions we are producing.”
a Studer D21m Digital Extension box (32 inputs/ 24 outputs) and Ghielmetti Patch Field. Patrick van der Tol, AKN’s
general manager, concluded: “The purchase of the Vista 1 is a
“While a Vista platform was a clear choice, the Vista 5 and 8 were considered to be too large for the productions we are producing”
Damir Cicek, AKN
The console is configured with 80 mono inputs; 15 stereo inputs; six mono groups; four stereo groups; two stereo masters; four shared programs; 12 mono aux and four stereo aux. It was supplied with
major step up for us – and our studio engineers. Digital audio mixing is providing them with new methods to enable them to take our productions to the next level.”n
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