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Liverpool Hospital Broadcasting Service
Engineering
This page will provide information on engineering at Radio Broadgreen. All information is given in good faith. Please follow any safety advice given and electrical works should only be carried out by a fully competent engineer.
Radio Broadgreen is housed in a detached building on the grounds of Broadgreen Hospital site.
It houses a staff room, kitchen and an area ready for conversion for an “easy access” studio (studio 4). There are two studios and a production suite are on the second floor.
Studio 1 consists of an Alice Air2000 desk with Myriad Playout system. There is also a production PC with editing software and access for Cleanfeed and ipDTL. The PC can also be used for studio emails and internet access.
Dual CD players and a minidisk are also available. A Comrex POTS unit and telephone hybrid are also connected to the desk.
Studio 2 consists of a Sonifex S2 desk with Myriad Playout system. There is also a production PC with editing software and access for Cleanfeed and ipDTL. The PC can also be used for studio emails and internet access.
Dual CD players with fader start and a minidisk are also available. A Comrex POTS unit and telephone hybrid are also connected to the desk
Studio 2 currently houses our “MCR” rack.
Studio 3 used to be our record library but now consists of equipment for dubbing
and production including a Revox reel-
MCR rack consists of compressor/limiters and distribution amps. It also has a BW
DSP-
There is a NAS server as well as servers for logging, IRN capture and streaming. Networking is via Cisco switches.
Our audio output is logged for 42 days and periodically monitored to ensure a quality product is broadcast from our studios to the Broadgreen Health Park, other hospitals we serve on Merseyside and online via our public streams.
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