AUSTIN, Texas – As it has done for the past three years, Los Angeles-based Swing House Productions provided live audio services and event production for performances at the Rusty Spurs club in Austin during the South by Southwest festival.
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COPENHAGEN – L-Acoustics' Danish distributor, Moto Audio Sales, has extended the system it installed into the Danmarks Radio Concert Hall in Copenhagen, adapting the venue for other uses including rock concerts.
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LAS VEGAS – Harman Professional will hold multiple training sessions and discussions at InfoComm 2010 to give systems integrators a better understanding of the AVB protocol. The sessions and discussion will take place at Harman's booth #C6236 and elsewhere during the three-day event.
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PHOENIX – Auerbach Pollock Friedlander, Performing Arts/Media Facilities Planning and Design, has completed work on the Musical Instrument Museum in collaboration with RSP Architects. Auerbach Pollock Friedlander provided theatre and audio-video systems consulting services for the MIM Music Theater, a 299-seat recital hall as well as audio-video consulting services for the recording studio.
Read More »NILES, IL – Shure Inc. is marking 85 years in professional audio. The gear has been used from performers like Elvis Presley and history-shapers including Martin Luther King Jr., and every U.S. President since Lyndon Johnson.
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Rational Acoustics's Smaart v.7, the culmination of an two-year development effort, is also the first version of Smaart designed and released solely by Rational Acoustics, who purchased the brand from EAW in November 2009.
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LAS VEGAS – Lee Pepper of RRS Audio used a SAC Software Audio Console for a televised tribute to composer Michel Legrand at the MGM Grand Garden Arena. The event, hosted by Jon Voight and Jennifer O'Neill, featured Dionne Warwick, George Benson, Melissa Manchester, Frank Sinatra Jr., Andy Williams, Jerry Lewis and others performing with a 66-piece orchestra.
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TARPON SPRINGS, FL – For Grace Family Church's newest satellite campus, Grace Church East Lake, church officials sought concert-level sound, HD video and LED lighting systems. They turned to Guitar Center Professional (GC Pro) for help.
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NEW YORK – The David H. Koch Theater, part of the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, has been home to the ballet and opera performances since opening in 1964. It was recently upgraded from an analog to digital sound system, which includes DiGiCo's SD8 console.
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MIAMI – Martin Audio's dance system at London's Ministry of Sound was voted Best Club Sound System Design at the International Dance Music Awards (IDMA). In all, the IDMA awards competition received more than a million votes from music enthusiasts in 183 countries. There are 57 award categories, and the awards are a focal point of the annual Winter Music Conference in Miami.
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BACKNANG, Germany – After almost two decades, d&b audiotechnik has superceded its E3 loudspeaker with the new E6. Smaller and lighter, the E6 still manages to equal or exceed the E3's performance characteristics, according to the company. It is designed to fit between the E0 and E8 loudspeakers within the d&b audiotechnik's E-Series product range.
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AUSTIN, TX – One of the main elements of any live performance is the mixing console, but the 10-piece R&B/soul band Memphis Train Revue and their engineer James Duvall have been successful with a new paradigm. The band's sound system is designed around Allen & Heath's iDR-32 MixRack connected to a laptop, eliminating the mixing console completely.
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