WorxAudio Technologies Appoints Edward Frebowitz Commercial Technical Sales Representative

FT. LAUDERDALE, FL — Vocalosity, an a capella vocalist showcase, features 12 touring vocalists chosen for their singing prowess along with local a cappella groups who perform as the opening act in each city. Although this tour can be challenging to mix, technical director and FOH engineer Tony Huerta oversees both the FOH and monitor mixes using an entire Roland REAC system. His setup includes Roland’s M-5000 OHRCA Live Mixing Console, one Roland S-2416 24 x 16 digital snake stage unit, the XI-Dante card, which allows another 64 inputs, and the XI-MADI Card for future integration with Waves SoundGrid.

SAN DIEGO, CA–– The Heights Campus of The Rock Church is located in a former dealership for renewable energy cars with multiple glass surfaces. To solve the problem, the Church and their design/build integrator, Clark, chose a Martin Audio MLA Mini loudspeaker array with CDD speakers for the exceptional control to direct the sound into the audience evenly from front to back without the negative impact of late reflections from the glass walls and hard concrete floor.

SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA – The Independence Bowl has been played every year since 1976 at The Independence Stadium in Shreveport, Louisiana.  In anticipation of the 2015 game, stadium owners and YESCO Electronics replaced the old system with two Danley Jericho Horns, a Danley BC-415 subwoofer, and several Danley SH-96 loudspeakers for fill.

NASHVILLE – A comprehensive Harman Professional Solutions audio system featuring JBL and Crown recently took center stage with the Gettys for a demanding, month-long series of concerts. The 20-city tour featured Irish musicians Keith and Kristyn Getty and a large number of celebrated folk musicians playing seasonal classics.  JBL VTX line arrays and Crown amplifiers helped the large acoustic instrument and vocal-based Irish folk tour achieve critical sound quality and clarity.

WESTLAKE VILLAGE, WASHINGTON, D.C.— Blues Alley is one of the country’s most prestigious jazz clubs. Since 1965 the legendary venue has hosted a who’s who of jazz greats including Sarah Vaughan, Sonny Rollins, Tony Bennett, McCoy Tyner and dozens more.  Blues Alley was in need of a new soundboard and was referred to Scott Schwartz, Guitar Center Pro Account Manager based at the division’s Rockville, MD location who deployed an X32 digital console, as well as, new audio components.

NASHVILLE – Luke Bryan’s “Kill The Lights” tour and his touring partners — Little Big Town and Dustin Lynch — are all using SD consoles from DiGiCo. Production manager/FOH engineer, Pete Healey notes that Bryan’s show is mixed with an DiGiCo SD5 at FOH and an SD7 at monitors. Little Big Town is using two DiGiCo SD10s, one each for FOH and monitors. Ditto for the crew for Dustin Lynch. Pictured here, with the SD5 at FOH, are Pete Healey; Dustin Lynch production manager/FOH Engineer Erik Rogers; and Clair Global system engineer Jim Ragus.

ASHLAND, MASSACHUSETTS – The Blue Angels, Navy aerial demonstration squadron, recently improved the range and reliability of their wireless audio system with antennas from RF Venue and design from Atlanta-based In Concert Productions. Their routines partially rely on radio communication between pilots in the air and a pilot on the ground and they were running into problems getting enough distance.