The future of synchronous remote collaboration in audio and video production is here.

We are thrilled to announce the launch of Cleanfeed Cinema at this year’s NAB Show (Booth SU3055), April 14-17. Our brand new solution that combines crystal clear audio with a groundbreaking real-time, high frame rate video stream, specifically designed for synchronous remote collaboration and audio production in the film and broadcast industry, plus much more.

We’re excited to announce support for all remaining editors. Notably, Avid ProTools.

Last week we announced a new Markers and notes feature and today we’re extending that with support for more editing applications.

Whatever you want to call them! It’s time to introduce a new feature to recording.

Changed your audio settings and forgot to change it back?

In the heart of London, Forever Audio, a distinguished post-production studio, has harnessed the power of Cleanfeed to break geographical barriers and revolutionise the way they capture crystal clear voiceovers. This innovative collaboration, enabling remote recording sessions, played a pivotal role in bringing to life ‘The Heroic Quest of the Valiant Prince Ivandoe,’ a whimsical children’s television series with forty captivating episodes.

When Ant and Dec’s 2023 series of Saturday Night Takeaway reached its conclusion in April, the entire crew – along with 200 prize winners – decamped to Universal Studios in Orlando, Florida, for the live finale. For that, Multicast Audio deployed Cleanfeed to send rehearsal program feeds back UK, keeping remote producers and crew in the know.

Advertising jingles are earworms – we all know that. Think Go Compare, or Just One Cornetto, or the universal clarion call of I’m Lovin’ It from McDonald’s. Cleanfeed has become such a staple that TM Studios says it is one of the ‘most important tools in the studio’ for creativity, speed, collaboration and not being tethered to talent in one location.

The combination of Cleanfeed and Space X’s Starlink satellite internet constellation is redefining live radio by making it easy and cost effective to broadcast high quality, low latency audio from the remotest of locations. This technological marriage was recently put through its paces by kmfm, a radio station network owned by KM Media Group, which operates throughout Kent.