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Bus Broadcast Mixing with UC Metro
Universal Control (UC) Metro can be used for mixing broadcast remotely. Jeff Sandstrom and Joe Henson show two methods for how this can be accomplished. The first is a simple post-fader aux mix for beginners and the second is a more advanced setup with a ‘duplicate’ mix and complete control over the inputs.
Making Real-Time Adjustments
The importance of communication between front-of-house and broadcast engineers to make necessary adjustments is vital.
- Compromises: Adjustments may be needed to balance the needs of the live audience and the broadcast mix.
Full Control of Inputs
The second method involves giving the broadcast engineer complete control over all input channels, allowing for independent adjustments of EQ, compression, and effects.
- Channel Doubling: Split the mixer into two layers, assigning inputs to additional channels for remote manipulation.
- Digital Patching: Use Universal Control to digitally patch channels, providing independent control of duplicated inputs.
- Independent Mix: The broadcast engineer can create a separate mix for broadcast, ensuring optimal audio quality for online viewers.
Practical Benefits
This advanced setup offers more flexibility and control for experienced volunteers.
- Remote Operation: Broadcast engineers can work from any location with internet access.
- Training Tool: The setup can be used to train volunteers, gradually giving them more control as they become more comfortable with the software.
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