Nubo at a glance
On-Hertz Nubo is your anytime, anywhere browser-based radio production studio. Designed to simplify a media house's workflow while boosting productivity, cloud-native Nubo brings a fully integrated live radio studio to the fingertips of broadcasters, no matter where they're located. With just a web browser and a mic, users can sign in and be on-air in minutes from anywhere and at any time.
Main features
General features
- web-native touch-friendly user interface usable on any recent device such as an iPad or Android tablet
- no need to download or install anything
Hosts and contributors
- up to 6 guests can join your show with one click on a link
- up to 4 hosts can join with WebRTC (browser built-in) or SIP, each has an independent N-1 bus with pre-listen and talkback
Mixing features
- 8-fader mixer with gain trim, high-pass and low-pass filters, 4-band parametric EQ, dynamics (expander/gate, compressor, and limiter), and panning
- gain-sharing auto mixer on presenter and contribution channels
- a brick-wall limiter on each bus (PGM, Phone N-1, Studio transmission N-1)
- 64-bit floating-point audio processing
Playout features
- 3 rundown players with auto replay-gain
- 1 launchpad player (sometimes called jingle or cart-player)
- import playlist from popular automation solutions or make your own rundown
- rundown with auto and live-assist modes
- mix/crossfade editor (sometimes called segue) with trimming and volume envelope edition to fine-tune your transitions + shortcuts and normalizer
- separated pre-listening player for each host
- plays most of the existing media file format, performing re-sampling on the fly when necessary
Communication (VoIP/AoIP) features
- a VoIP telephony system (SIP/RTP) with a dedicated N-1 bus
- an IP codec (SIP/RTP) to transmit to the studio, with a dedicated N-1 bus
- tone generator to test the transmission line
- complete off-air talkback system
Technical support
Our goal is to maintain and continually improve our user documentation, just like our products.
If you encounter any difficulties, we encourage you to first consult this documentation by searching using the text field in the title bar above. Chances are, the solution is already there.
If you think you've found a bug in one of our software, a fix may already be available. We therefore encourage you to check if a new version addressing this issue is available by consulting the product release notes.
If unfortunately you haven't found a solution, we invite you to email us at support@on-hertz.com. To ensure prompt response, please include the following information in your email:
- The name and exact version of the product you are using: in the right corner of the title bar of our application's web interface, you will find a question mark icon. Clicking on it will reveal the "About" option, which opens an information dialog box. In the middle of it, you'll find an icon to copy all necessary information to the clipboard.
- A precise description of the problem, if possible explaining how to reproduce it: to help our engineers to quickly reproduce, understand, and identify the source of the problem, a detailed description is essential.
- The latest log files: all our microservices write log files; please attach the relevant files.
Continuous improvement
On-Hertz is committed to continuous improvement, to which end the specifications and characteristics of our products are subject to change without notice.
To help us improve our documentation, we invite to report any omission or inaccuracy found in this manual by email to intercom@on-hertz.com.