High school football can involve some long distances in Michigan, but with QGoLive it’s no problem. It’s a good two hours and 45 minutes from Grand Haven to Traverse City but here we have the Grand Haven Buccaneers taking on the Traverse City West Titans with QGoLive handling the haulback for Adam “Bubba” Poel & Josh Hayes!
Jorge Rodriguez of La Poderosa, WWFE, Miami sent us this aircheck of their live broadcast of the band Zarabanda with QGoLive doing the haulback to the studio from Casino Miami Jai Alai. The audio and Jorge’s emoticon say it all:
“I broadcast 2 full 2 hour concerts this weekend using QGoLive 👍”
QGoLive, it’s not just for ballgames, liveshots, remotes, and talkshows!
It’s that time of year again and WHPC at Nassau Community College was broadcasting the excitement as the Nassau Lions defeated the Georgia Military Bulldogs at Mitchell Field. Here are Dan Morales and Cody Omage calling the final minutes of the game via QGoLive. By the way 3 of the 5 finalists for Marconi College station of the year are QGoLive stations, WHPC, WRHU and WSOU!
Today we’re saluting our good friends at WLEA/WCKR in Hornell, New York. Brian O’Neil added QGoLive a few years ago and write to tell us:
“QGo is working out very well for us by the way, it makes it so that a weekly talk show guest doesn’t have to drive a half an hour one way to the studio, and makes it so our FM morning man doesn’t have to drive in 10 minutes every day to record his show the night before. We like the QGo sound a lot on our end, it’s a big time saver and does a lot to improve sound quality.”
Here’s an example of Brian with his weekly guest on WLEA-AM:
Meteorologist Rob Carolan also uses QGoLive to do his live shots on Brian’s morning show on WLEA. 
Over on WCKR-FM, Fun 92.1 morning man Sean Stewart (left) tracks his show in StationPlaylist using QGoLive.
Here’s a sample track:
If you would like some help using QGoLive for remote voice tracking write to setup@controlroompro.com and we will figure out the configuration for you.
By the way, WLEA is the station where the great Bob Crane got his start in 1950!
More about Bob Crane at WLEA right here.
1010 WINS Reporter Al Jones was able to get to the scene of a helicopter crash in Manhattan very quickly and he was able to get on the air even faster by just launching QGoLive on his iPhone and hitting the big green mic button. Not only is Al loud and clear in broadcast quality, you can hear all the activity going on at the scene, helping to paint a very vivid picture of the still evolving situation.
Al also does some Q and A with 1010 WINS afternoon anchor Larry Mullins.
VLOHRadio in Hilvarenbeek in the Netherlands. They decided to give QGoLive a real test from a live event bidding farewell to their mayor with lots of speeches and live bands. Listen to how good the live music sounds! Live broadcast on 3/30/19.
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