
THE ROME TALES
FOUR
Projects · June 2025
Breaking news:
The world premiere of simultaneous remote mixing for Magenta Musik’s live stream of the Hurricane Festival’s Forest and River Stages.
Our first remote mixing and mastering session using our newly established MTI Teleport fibre connection was conducted with our brand-new gateway, achieving lightning-fast speeds between the Hurricane Festival site, the fibre node in Munich, and our remote mixing headquarters at Tonstudio Krauthausen in Cologne. The latency was just 12 ms — essentially real time.
We have set a new standard in terms of both sound quality and workflow efficiency.
In addition, our broadcast sound concept — which encourages musicians to send us files for pre-production, allowing us to prepare custom mixes that are recalled just before each performance — raises the quality of the Magenta Musik streams to an unparalleled level.
Our mixing and mastering engineers — Stefan Gienger, Ronald Trijber, and Erik Gierich — appreciated the excellent acoustics and the pleasant, quiet studio environment.
Stefan Gienger said, “This feels like producing a band album at a very high level.”
I would like to thank Michael Schuld for recognizing our potential a couple of years ago and supporting us in our early days, as well as Telekom Deutschland, Sinje Deiker, Holger Schrott, and Nils Buchholz for embracing our innovations and modern workflows.
And of course, a big thank you to Live Nation — represented by Lars Oliver Vogt and Björn Bäurle — for supporting our new approach to live stream audio production.
ROME – Remote Operated Mixing Experience
Stay tuned!
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