MADISON, WI – Full Compass Systems recently hosted a recital for Madison Music Foundry students. The event filled the company’s 4,000 square-foot theater for the day with performances by the students, who ranged in age from 5 to 60, performing solo or ensemble pieces from Hendrix to Bach.
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SEOUL — Dai Kyung Vascom, Renkus-Heinz distributor for South Korea, recently installed a pair of Iconyx digitally steerable array loudspeakers as part of an overall audio system upgrade for the Donam-dong Catholic church in Donam-dong, Seoul, South Korea. Used for both the spoken word and music, the system was designed to improve acoustic intelligibility and musical clarity in this 400-seat local church.
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BRUSSELS, Belgium — Belgian audio visual company GSF Event co-owner Sammy Freh was looking for a “compact console with lots of inputs and outputs and with very good sound quality” to support an event promoting the latest in the 49-year-old line of Porshe 911s. Freh used a DiGiCo SD9 with a DiGiRack and L-Acoustics PA system for the event.
Read More »PHOENIX — As part of its ongoing training series, Clearwing Productions will host the Meyer Mixing Workshop, instructed by Buford Jones. The event is set for Clearwing Productions Phoenix office April 24-25. Jones, a well-known FOH engineer, will share knowledge gleaned from years on the road, supporting a wide array of artists and genres.
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LONDON — British metalcore band, Bring Me The Horizon (BMTH), has invested in a compact Allen & Heath iLive digital mixing system, including an iDR-48 MixRack and iLive-R72 Control Surface, to manage monitors on tour.
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The new Apex Intelli-Ware software control platform for Intelli-X2 and the Intelli-Z² system management processors integrates with Rational Acoustics’ Smaart v.7 measurement data.
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BELMONT, Victoria, Australia — Total Events supplied the audio requirements, including background music, MC and umpires, for the Geelong Lawn Tennis Club stands at the recent Davis Cup tennis tournament. The main challenge for Total Events was keeping a minimal layout without obscuring sightlines. Their stock of low-profile JBL VRX speaker cabinets proved well-suited to the task.
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LAS VEGAS — The 47th Annual Academy of Country Music Awards (ACMA), broadcast live from Las Vegas on CBS and hosted by Reba McEntire and Blake Shelton, featured 24 performances across two venues. Most involved Shure wireless systems.
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SINGAPORE — Renkus-Heinz added Singapore-based Tan Kheng Keong (“KK”) to its APAC international application support team. KK, who is technically trained and fluent in Chinese, Indonesian and English, comes to Renkus-Heinz from the company’s Singapore distributor, Electro-Acoustics Systems.
Read More »DUBLIN — Canegreen and SSE Audio supported the recent 2012 U.K. arena tour for The Wanted. The “boy band” wrapped up its tour with a show here in early March. The crew included Ryan McLean at monitors and Andrew Thornton handling both FOH and production manager duties. Both said Sennheiser mics and in-ear monitors proved to be the right choice for the band.
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SINGAPORE – Switch by Timbre, a recently-opened, 300-seat live music restaurant and bar owned and operated by the Timbre Group, is equipped with D.A.S. Audio’s Aero Series 2, Road, and Avant loudspeakers. It’s the third Timbre property to be equipped with D.A.S. Audio gear.
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NORTHRIDGE, CA – Harman named Paul Shorter technical services manager for its Soundcraft, Studer and AKG brands. A 22-year veteran of the pro audio industry, Shorter joined Harman in 2009 as field applications engineer, specializing in support for the Soundcraft and Studer digital console ranges. In addition to his new position, Shorter continues as an active field engineer throughout the continental U.S. and provides technical sales support.
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