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Friday, February 05, 2010
Winter X Games Sees Stagetec Console Put To The Test
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02/05/10 02:29 PM,
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Stagetec’s Crescendo console was used as a sub-mixer used for routing all RF feeds used at four events at the 14th annual Winter X Games in January: pipe, slope, big air and snowmobiles. Over 30 RF audio feeds were coming…
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Thursday, February 04, 2010
METAlliance Certifies Millennia HV-3R 8-Channel, Remote-Control Microphone Preamp
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02/04/10 01:29 PM,
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Millennia Music & Media Systems has had its new HV-3R eight-channel microphone preamplifier certified by the Music Engineering and Technical Alliance (METAlliance). The HV-3R employs the same HV-3 mic preamp circuit found in their popular HV-3C and HV-3D units, while…
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Wednesday, February 03, 2010
TC Group Americas Names Ben Cook As Key Accounts Manager
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02/03/10 06:50 PM,
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TC Group Americas, distributor of Tannoy, Lab.gruppen, TC Electronic, TC Helicon, Dynaudio Acoustics and Linn, has announced the appointment of Ben Cook as Key Accounts Manager. Cook will primarily be focusing on the installation market of the TCGA brands as…
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Three Euphonix Users Receive Oscar Nominations For Upcoming Academy Awards
PSW Staff
02/03/10 06:25 PM,
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Euphonix congratulates the sound mixing team of Michael Minkler and Tony Lambert, as well as veteran composer Hans Zimmer on their Academy Award nominations announced this week. Minkler and Lambert were nominated for Best Achievement in Sound Mixing for Inglourious…
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Saturday, January 30, 2010
Waves Audio Announces WSG-Y16 Mini-YGDAI SoundGrid I/O Card For Yamaha Mixing Consoles
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01/30/10 12:26 PM,
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Waves Audio has announced the upcoming release of the WSG-Y16 mini-YGDAI SoundGrid I/O card for Yamaha mixing consoles. Together with a Waves SoundGrid Server (SGS), a Control PC and an authorized iLok with SoundGrid-compatible Waves plug-ins, the WSG-Y16 enables Yamaha…
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Friday, January 29, 2010
Lectrosonics Transmitters Help Keep Finnish Production Rolling
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01/29/10 07:00 PM,
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For those working in film sound production, there are always unique challenges such as rain, dust, and noise to contend with. Finnish winters, however, add a new twist to the never-ending saga of harsh working conditions: extreme cold. Image handling…
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Friday, February 05, 2010
Winter X Games Sees Stagetec Console Put To The Test
PSW Staff
02/05/10 02:29 PM,
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Stagetec’s Crescendo console was used as a sub-mixer used for routing all RF feeds used at four events at the 14th annual Winter X Games in January: pipe, slope, big air and snowmobiles. Over 30 RF audio feeds were coming…
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Thursday, February 04, 2010
METAlliance Certifies Millennia HV-3R 8-Channel, Remote-Control Microphone Preamp
PSW Staff
02/04/10 01:29 PM,
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Millennia Music & Media Systems has had its new HV-3R eight-channel microphone preamplifier certified by the Music Engineering and Technical Alliance (METAlliance). The HV-3R employs the same HV-3 mic preamp circuit found in their popular HV-3C and HV-3D units, while…
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Wednesday, February 03, 2010
TC Group Americas Names Ben Cook As Key Accounts Manager
PSW Staff
02/03/10 06:50 PM,
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TC Group Americas, distributor of Tannoy, Lab.gruppen, TC Electronic, TC Helicon, Dynaudio Acoustics and Linn, has announced the appointment of Ben Cook as Key Accounts Manager. Cook will primarily be focusing on the installation market of the TCGA brands as…
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Three Euphonix Users Receive Oscar Nominations For Upcoming Academy Awards
PSW Staff
02/03/10 06:25 PM,
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Euphonix congratulates the sound mixing team of Michael Minkler and Tony Lambert, as well as veteran composer Hans Zimmer on their Academy Award nominations announced this week. Minkler and Lambert were nominated for Best Achievement in Sound Mixing for Inglourious…
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Friday, January 29, 2010
Lectrosonics Transmitters Help Keep Finnish Production Rolling
PSW Staff
01/29/10 07:00 PM,
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For those working in film sound production, there are always unique challenges such as rain, dust, and noise to contend with. Finnish winters, however, add a new twist to the never-ending saga of harsh working conditions: extreme cold. Image handling…
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Wednesday, January 27, 2010
TC Group Americas Announces Steve Strassberg To Head HD Sales Team
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01/27/10 07:11 PM,
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TC Group Americas has appointed 35-year professional audio veteran Steve Strassberg as Vice President of Sales – HD. Strassberg began his career with positions at CBS Radio, followed by CBS Television, and then began his sales and sales management career…
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Sunday, January 24, 2010
Identifying “Go To” Sources For Important & Necessary Microphone Data
Kyle P. Snyder
01/24/10 02:49 PM,
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It’s no secret an engineer’s knowledge of his tools is a source of great power. Any time I’m preparing for a recording session or live sound gig, the first thing I set upon once I determine the makeup of the…
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Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Barry Rudolph’s Top Recording Products At The 2010 Winter NAMM Show
Barry Rudolph
01/20/10 04:51 PM,
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“Enthusiastic” was the overarching feeling at the show as most manufacturers experienced good to great traffic flow at their booths from super-interested buyers and others. If sales were off in 2009 you couldn’t tell it by the company-packed Halls A…
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Tuesday, January 19, 2010
The Current State of Near-Field Studio Monitoring Systems, And Recent Developments
Kyle P. Snyder
01/19/10 11:39 AM,
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It’s been said the world over to engineers with mixing chops that far exceed my own “We’ll just fix it in the mix.” That’s not only a poor idea, but it’s unlikely it will ever be accomplished. However, if the…
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Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Put Another Nickle In: How The Jukebox Kick Started The Beginning Of Rock and Roll
Tom Lubin
01/12/10 08:01 PM,
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Somewhere in its early years, the coin operated record player acquired the name “Jukebox”. There are several theories about the origin. The most accepted is that the word “juke” is a corruption of the word “jook”, an African American slang…
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Monday, January 11, 2010
Don’t Come Unglued; Bake A Tape!
Kyle P. Snyder
01/11/10 10:35 AM,
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In late 2008 I was called out by a friend to repair a Studer tape deck; an A827, which I had never used before. While I was very fortunate that the studio owned both the original alignment tape and tentelometer,…
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Saturday, January 09, 2010
It’s In The DNA: Reviewing Celemony Melodyne Editor With Direct Note Access
Los Teignos
01/09/10 08:06 AM,
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This exclusive article is provided by AudioFanzine. Ever since the creation of the first DAW, no other software has caused so much ink to be spilled and generated such expectations. The Direct Note Access (DNA) technology, which was introduced by…
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PSW Staff 01/27/10 09:16 AM, 0 CommentsAt the 2010 Winter NAMM show, Pro Co Sound announced the introduction of the new iGate Audio Gateway to its line of portable audio player interface devices, suitable for use in studio, live sound, education and corporate audio applications. The… View this story
PSW Staff 01/24/10 02:37 PM, 0 CommentsAKG has introduced the next addition to its long line of automatic microphone mixers with the DMM 4/2/4, designed with a unique and highly effective mixing algorithm that gives it the flexibility to handle nearly any mixing application.. The DMM… View this story
PSW Staff 01/24/10 02:01 PM, 0 CommentsCloud Microphones has introduced the Cloudlifter, a two-channel device for interfacing passive, low-output ribbon microphones with any phantom-powered input device. “The Cloudlifter is small enough to go anywhere and use with your favorite preamp,” explains Cloud Chief Design Engineer Stephen… View this story
PSW Staff 01/24/10 06:58 AM, 0 CommentsThe new TC Electronic Impact Twin is an audio interface offering a pristine recording path, two mic preamps that feature the company’s Impact III technology, each featuring three stages: a high quality and very flexible mic amp, 192 kHz/24 bit… View this story
Kyle P. Snyder 12/28/09 05:23 PM, 0 CommentsAs any Pro Tools user can tell you, the devil is in the details. Making sure that your system is properly optimized makes all the difference, as I found in my month-long battle with Spotlight. It all began when I… View this story
Keith Clark 12/25/09 01:51 PM, 0 CommentsHappy Holidays! I recently ran across an interesting article in the New York Daily News, authored by Ray Kurzweil, best known to us in the audio/music business for his creation of a new generation of music synthesizers in the mid-1980s,… View this story
Keith Clark 08/13/09 01:42 PM, 0 CommentsIn my job, I receive a lot of written materials that include the application of the word “icon” or “iconic” to many things which surely are not. Now, here’s the term properly applied: Les Paul was an icon. He passed… View this story
