COMMENTARY UNIT MISSION

The Commentary Unit Mission focuses on providing a very easy to use implementation of a broadcast commentary box, targeted at journalists commenting on all kinds of On-Air live events such as sport, e-sport, radio programs and more. Once running the Mission, the unit offers monitoring and commentary features for one single or two commentators, with all necessary microphone, headphone and speakers' connectivity, best in class mic preamp and headphone amp and AD/DA directly in the box. While giving access to traditional Analog 1/0, the Commentary Unit Mission implementation also focuses on purely AoIP network audio integration, offering all required standards such as AES67, RAVENNA, ST2110, ST2022-7, NMOS as well as full remote access for operation and configuration through a full featured Web interface and a Web Socket REST API. The Commentary Unit Mission user interface is entirely customizable to allow immediate usage of the unit when in live environments with minimal training for the simplest, mistake proof operation.

COMMENTARY UNIT MISSION

COMMENTATORS
The Commentary Unit Mission offers support to one single or two commentators. The first commentator has the choice to use the Mic 1 input or the unit's Built-/In microphone and the Headphone 1 output. When enabled the second commentator uses the Mic 2 input and Headphone 2 output and can either share the unit touch screen with the first commentator or be only controlled through the Web Interface and/or the mapping of the unit physical buttons.

MONITORING
Both commentators are offered the monitoring of 8 stereo Programs, 2 mono Intercoms, their own Sidetone and the Sidetone of the other commentator. Both monitoring busses are patched by default to the unit's internal headphone outputs but can be also routed to other outputs through the network. Any of these inputs can be hidden and renamed for a better and safer user experience. Various monitoring options are also available to customize the monitoring behavior when On-Air, when talking, when receiving signal from the Intercoms or when receiving commands from the broadcast console.

COMMENTARY UNIT MISSION COMMENTING
When operating the unit, both commentators can control their access to the On-Air output, can Mute their microphone (Cough Cut) and can talk to up to 4 available Talkback outputs. All these controls can be configured to be hidden, locked, latch/press-release, renamed, to offer an as safe and easy to operate experience. Various monitoring options are also available to customize the monitoring behavior when operating these controls.

COMMENTARY UNIT MISSION

EFFECTS PROCESSING
The Commentary Unit Mission offers separate effects processing for both commentators and both signal paths, the On-Air and the Monitoring (Talk and Sidetone) paths. EQ and Dynamics are available on these 4 paths.

MERGING+EQ:
The Anubis Music Mission 4 band EQ is built on the existing and universally acclaimed quality of the Pyramix EQ-X and offers Extreme Definition filtering at sampling frequencies up to DXD(352.8kHz). MERGING+DYNAMICS: The Anubis Built-in FPGA Dynamics effect includes multi-modules. 1 X Gate, 1 X Compressor and 1 X Limiter that can be combined in series. With each module having its own parameter values.

COMMENTARY UNIT MISSION REMOTE CONTROL

The Commentary Unit Mission offers various ways of controlling both
commentators actions;
• The unit touch screen can, optionally, be shared by both commentators
• All the unit's physical buttons can be custom mapped to any
commentator's actions
• A fully featured Web Interface allows for controlling both commentators
separately, as well as giving access to all parameters of the unit for
remote technical operators
• A REST API permits taking full control of the unit through web socket for
the complete broadcast orchestrator integration
• GPI/O commands can be mapped to all functionalities

COMMENTARY UNIT MISSION CUSTOMIZE
The Commentary Unit Mission can entirely be customized to simplify the interaction with the operator. Programs and Intercoms can be renamed or hidden, while being still accessible remotely by a technical operator. On-Air, Mute and Talkback buttons can be renamed or hidden. Monitoring behavior of all buttons have various settings to accommodate most operator's habits.