SÃO PAULO – At Lollapalooza Brasil 2025, held March 28-30, Gabisom deployed an Outline sound system for Perry’s Stage. Named after Lollapalooza founder and Jane’s Addiction frontman Perry Farrell, the stage hosted performances by Charlotte de Witte, Blond:ish and Foster The People, among others.
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Waves Audio is now shipping dedicated MADI-ready units as part of its new line of SuperRack LiveBox native live processing engines. Waves’ full line of… Read More »Waves’ SuperRack LiveBox MADI Now Shipping
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DAD by NTP Technology noted that the core of its product philosophy is the ability to customize I/O-configurations with various expansion options. Next up are… Read More »DAD by NTP Technology Reveals Expansion Roadmap at NAB 2025
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Riedel Communications unveils the new DSP-1216HL Desktop SmartPanel, the latest addition to the 1200 Series SmartPanel line. More details from Riedel (www.riedel.com): Riedel Communications has… Read More »Riedel Expands 1200 Series SmartPanel Family
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You’ve probably noticed this, but FRONT of HOUSE has expanded greatly over the past year, and to help keep up, this month, we’ve added audio pro Steve Savanyu to our staff as technical editor.
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New gear from 1 SOUND, Adamson, DirectOut, HK Audio, K&M, PK Sound, Powersoft, Stage Strike, Studio Six and Telefunken
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The band is back together and hitting the road on their 40th anniversary tour, performing songs from their latest album, “Parasomnia,” along with selections from their 15 other albums. Photojournalist Steve Jennings captures their performances and chats with the crew, including FOH engineer Michael “Ace” Baker, monitor engineer James “Jimmy T” Meslin and the tour’s control package technician, Barny Peplow.
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It’s been 25 years since Disturbed made their mark with their first album, “The Sickness,” which was released in March 2000. This year’s 34-date milestone trek, from February through May, has been a showcase for the band and its crew. Kevin Mitchell caught the show.
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There’s an almost infinite variety of worship spaces and sanctuaries. And even if there wasn’t, the broad spectrum of service styles would make each installation project unique. But all sound installations have the same two requirements — musicality and intelligibility of the spoken word.
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Cirque du Soleil’s celebration of Mexican culture, which debuted in Montreal in 2016, opened on NYC’s Randalls Island in March. Bryan Reesman chats with Australian sound designer Roy Cressey on the challenges of optimizing sound within a 2,600-seat tented venue.
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Systems engineer Samantha Boone notes that, from houses of worship to concert arenas, it makes sense to think of the attendees’ experience and to ensure their most important listening needs are met.
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Far from the clunky headsets of yesteryear, today’s range of headworn microphones are lightweight and nearly invisible. Steve Savanyu takes a close look at the variety of available styles (earworn or headset), colors, prices and terminations to interface with any kind of wireless bodypack.
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