Childrens’ books with stories about different career choices — whether as doctors, teachers, farmers, firefighters, explorers or hundreds of other professions — are nothing new. However,… Read More »BOOK REVIEW: The Beat in My Head
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When anyone mentions texts on live sound, the first title to come up is the Yamaha Sound Reinforcement Handbook. Decades after its publication, it still remains… Read More »BOOK REVIEW: Sound Reinforcement for Audio Engineers
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Six regional companies are vying for the coveted Parnelli Hometown Hero Sound Company of the Year award. Check this out before you vote to crown this year’s champion.
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Westone Laboratories has been creating earpieces, hearing protection and audiology products for hearing health since 1959, and later pioneered the custom in-ear monitor market in… Read More »Westone Audio AM Pro X 30 In-Ear Monitors
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Earthworks Audio’s SR5117 is a wireless capsule version of its SR 117 handheld vocal mic for Sennheiser wireless transmitter systems. This offering completes the 117 family as the Shure SR3117 wireless capsule variant was previously released in April.
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Getting a clean signal from the monitor console to the artists’ earpieces can be tough. We look at rack-mount transmitter/belt pack receiver systems designed for the job.
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The Foo Fighters’ monitor and RF crew share their secret techniques for optimizing wireless IEMs.
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PLAILLY, France — Michael Johnson, who co-founded NEXO and served as its Managing Director until 2008, has passed away. Establishing the company in 1979 in Paris,… Read More »In Memoriam : NEXO Co-founder Michael Johnson
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Probably the most significant unveiling at last month’s AES NYC Show, this non-proprietary turnkey hardware plug-in hosting solution for the live environment may revolutionize your mixes.
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Steve Savanyu puts this company’s newest compact digital mixers to the test.
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Westone Audio’s AM Pro X universal-fit IEMs; Dr. Wolfgang Ahnert and Dirk Noy’s comprehensive Sound Reinforcement for Audio Engineers; and The Beat in My Head, a children’s book designed to show live sound engineering as a career path.
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Feature sets on modern digital boards can be amazing, but Steve La Cerra takes a hard-line, realistic look at what automation can or can’t do for you. A must-read.
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