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SANTE FE, NM  — Massachusetts-based recording and production company, Soundmirror, recently employed Lectrosonics’ Digital Hybrid Wireless LT and SMQV transmitters, as well as Venue and Venue2 wireless receivers to record the Sante Fe Opera’s production of Mason Bates & Mark Campbell’s The (R)evolution of Steve Jobs.

ANAHEIM, CA – Pro audio and event tech professionals can now register to attend The 2018 NAMM Show, January 25-28, in Anaheim California. The show, which annually gathers over 100,000 attendees from 139 countries and regions, will take on a new look in the form of communities across the show floor, including expanded event technology and pro audio areas; the addition of a new building, Anaheim Convention Center North (ACC North); as well as a new education and professional development campus, provided by a variety of industry leading experts in their respective fields.

CHICAGO – Chicago’s big Taste of Chicago event, a free event that was held July 5-9 this summer, was a feast for the ears as well with live music performed from various venues in Chicago’s Grant Park. For the two days of concerts performed at the Petrillo Music Shell, Technotrix provided an audio assist, deploying a Martin Audio MLA system for a varied lineup of artists including Alessia Cara, Cafe Tacvba, Ben Harper & The Innocent Criminals, Passion Pit and The O’Jays, among others.

COLUMBIA, MO – D. Rowe’s Restaurant and Bar, which has generated some good buzz in Missouri for its “big portions of familiar American pub grub,” turned to Pure Audio to troubleshoot a not-so-good buzzing sound coming from their amp/DSP setup. Pure Audio’s techs solved the problem with a single RU, four-channel Ashly nXp-1504 network amplifier with built-in Protea DSP, which can be controlled with a wireless remote using Ashly’s Remote App for the Apple iPad.