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Las Vegas’ Smith Center Using Allen & Heath to Manage the Mix in Multiple Spaces

LAS VEGAS – The Smith Center for the Performing Arts, open since 2012, has three performance spaces: Reynolds Hall, a 2,000-seat theater; Myron’s, a 240-seat cabaret jazz club; and Troesh Studio Theater, a black box theater that holds 250 people. Key to the center’s success is the sound across each venue, made possible by the recent adoption of Allen & Heath mixing consoles.

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AUDIO HISTORY: THE SENNHEISER MD 421 MICROPHONE (1960)

AUDIO HISTORY: THE SENNHEISER MD 421 MICROPHONE (1960)

With this month’s launch of the next-gen Sennheiser MD 421 KOMPACT microphone (visit https://fohonline.com/blogs/new-gear/sennheiser-unveils-md-421-kompakt-dynamic-microphone/ for more details and the first product review), we thought we would look back at the amazing 64-year history of the amazing original Sennheiser MD 421…

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AES is centered on recording technologies, yet we found plenty of cool new items for sound reinforcement professionals

35 Must-See Live Sound Products at AES NYC

NEW YORK – From Oct. 8-10, the Audio Engineering Society’s annual U.S. exhibition (aesshow.com) comes to New York’s Javits Convention Center, once again co-located with the NAB NYC show. While the AES show is centered on recording technologies, there’s also a treasure trove of cool new items for sound reinforcement professionals to check out.

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Chappell Roan’s performance drew a record-breaking crowd of 110,000—the largest in Lollapalooza history.

Mixing Chappell Roan at Lollapalooza

CHICAGO – Live sound engineers Malcolm Gil and Ben Rothstein were part of the team supporting U.S. breakout pop star Chappell Roan at the 2024 Lollapalooza Festival, held in front of huge crowds at Chicago’s Grant Park from Aug. 1-4. Here’s their story.

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