QuickLink’s StudioPro AnywhereTally bridges cloud/on-premises gap
Debuting at IBC2026, QuickLink’s StudioPro AnywhereTally system is promising a breakthrough in distributed tally control for modern live production environments.
Purpose-built for QuickLink StudioPro, AnywhereTally extends tally control beyond traditional local workflows, delivering reliable, real-time on-air indications over the internet for multi-camera productions operating across multiple locations.
Designed for cloud-enabled production, StudioPro AnywhereTally integrates natively with QuickLink’s StudioPro Proton and StudioPro Fusion control panels, creating a unified workflow across software, control surfaces and remote tally devices. With support for four, eight or 12 tally light configurations, the system provides the flexibility required for everything from compact studio setups to large, distributed productions.
Richard Rees, CEO, QuickLink, said, “StudioPro AnywhereTally is a first-of-its-kind cloud tally solution, designed to meet the evolving needs of modern live production. Built for cloud-based workflows while supporting traditional on-premises environments, it gives production teams the flexibility to extend professional tally capabilities wherever they operate.
“By combining real-time remote tally, seamless StudioPro ecosystem integration and professional-grade wireless performance, AnywhereTally enables more connected, flexible and efficient production workflows.”
With cloud-controllable operation through StudioPro Cloud instances, StudioPro AnywhereTally enables production teams to stay coordinated and connected regardless of physical location, bridging the gap between cloud-based and traditional production environments.
QuickLink will showcase StudioPro Anywhere Tally at booth 7.C19, offering live demonstrations of its remote tally capabilities and its integration with the full StudioPro ecosystem, including StudioPro Proton, StudioPro Fusion and StudioPro Cloud.
Attendees will have the opportunity to see how AnywhereTally transforms distributed production workflows, improves communication between operators and talent, and brings new levels of flexibility to multi-camera environments.
To find out more, speak with the QuickLink team at IBC2026, which is taking place from September 11-14 at the RAI Amsterdam Convention Centre.
