Residential
Broadcast & Streaming
Professional microphones, audio, video, lighting and production technology for broadcast, streaming and live content creation.
Overview
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System Design
How the System Works
A complete solution requires every element to work in harmony. Here is how we approach it.
Microphones & Audio Capture
Professional microphones are fundamental to broadcast-quality content. Wired, wireless, lavalier, handheld and studio microphone solutions allow speech, interviews, performances and presentations to be captured clearly and consistently.
Mixing & Audio Processing
Mixing and processing bring multiple audio sources together while managing levels, routing and overall sound quality. The right workflow makes it easier to produce consistent audio for both live and recorded content.
Video Capture & Connectivity
Professional video workflows connect cameras, computers and other content sources throughout the production environment, ensuring video can move reliably between capture, processing and output devices.
Video Switching & Processing
Switching and processing allow producers to manage multiple sources, layouts, feeds and destinations in real time, supporting everything from straightforward livestreams to complex multi-screen productions.
Production Lighting
Lighting has a major impact on how professional content looks. Purpose-designed production lighting helps create consistent exposure, improve image quality and establish the visual identity of the production.
Monitoring
Reliable monitoring allows production teams to see and hear exactly what the audience will experience. Professional displays, headphones and audio monitoring help teams identify problems before they reach the final output.
Streaming & Distribution
Once content has been created, it needs to reach the audience reliably. Streaming and distribution workflows connect the production environment with online platforms, remote audiences and other destinations.
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Common Questions
Frequently asked
What equipment do I need for broadcasting or live streaming?
A typical setup can include cameras, microphones, lighting, audio equipment, video switchers, capture devices, monitors and streaming or production software. The right equipment depends on the type and scale of content you are producing.
What is the difference between broadcasting and live streaming?
Broadcasting traditionally refers to distributing content through television or radio networks, while live streaming delivers content over the internet through platforms such as YouTube, social media or dedicated streaming services. Many modern production systems can support both.
What is a video switcher and why would I need one?
A video switcher allows you to manage multiple cameras and video sources during a production. It enables you to switch between different shots, presentations, graphics and other content in real time.
Can I stream using multiple cameras?
Yes. Multi-camera streaming allows you to capture different angles and switch between them during a live production, creating a more dynamic and professional viewing experience.
How important is audio quality for streaming and broadcasting?
Audio quality is extremely important. Clear, consistent sound can have a major impact on the quality of a production, which is why selecting the right microphones, audio interfaces, mixers and monitoring equipment is essential.
What type of microphone should I use for broadcasting or streaming?
The right microphone depends on the application and environment. Lavalier, handheld, shotgun, headset and studio microphones can all be used for different types of productions, from interviews and presentations to podcasts and live broadcasts.
What is a capture device?
A capture device converts a camera or other video source into a format that a computer or streaming system can use. It is commonly used when connecting professional cameras to streaming, recording or video conferencing platforms.
Can I record and live stream at the same time?
Yes. Many professional production systems allow you to record high-quality content while simultaneously broadcasting or streaming it live, depending on the equipment and software being used.
Can a broadcast and streaming system be used for podcasts, webinars and live events?
Yes. Modern production systems can be designed to support a wide range of applications, including video podcasts, webinars, interviews, presentations, live events, training sessions and social media broadcasts.
How do I choose the right broadcast or streaming setup?
Start by considering what you are producing, how many cameras and audio sources you need, where your content will be distributed and whether you need live production, recording or both. From there, a system can be designed around your workflow, production requirements and plans for future expansion.
