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Tuesday, April 14, 2009
PSW Staff 04/14/09 11:07 AM, 0 CommentsIPR Services of Hacienda Heights, California, recently completed the design and installation of the audio system headed by JBL Professional VERTEC line arrays at the new Club Nokia performance venue in Los Angeles. Club Nokia is part of AEG’s $2.5 billion LA Live complex, located adjacent to the Staples Center in downtown Los Angeles. The venue was designed to showcase emerging music acts, established artists and cultural productions while also providing an appropriate function space for corporate events and private… View this story
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PSW Staff 04/14/09 07:21 AM, 0 CommentsEASTWEST has announced a power-packed upgrade for the popular Quantum Leap SD2 virtual instrument software with SD2 PRO Upgrade, which made its European debut at the 2009 Prolight+Sound-Musikmesse in Frankfurt. “Building on the fantastic response to the SD2, we have created an exciting upgrade package that features a generous combination of new percussion sounds and a collection of the ’best of sounds’ from the SD1 package,” states Quantum Leap producer Nick Phoenix. “We are sure the combination of new additions… View this story
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Monday, April 13, 2009
Mark Frink 04/13/09 12:53 PM, 0 CommentsThere are several types of audio software plug-ins (or “plugs”), third-party software developed to enhance the functionality of software-based digital audio workstations (DAW). Most plug-ins use host-based or “native” processing. These include Steinberg’s VST (which runs on many platforms), Digidesign’s own RTAS (Pro Tools LE) and Apples’ AU (Logic). We’re interested in TDM (Time Domain Multiplex), a format used by Pro Tools HD that employs DSP cards, reduces latency and is used by Digidesign Venue live sound consoles. Venue input… View this story
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Friday, April 10, 2009
PSW Staff 04/10/09 11:06 AM, 0 CommentsThe latest world tour by heavy metal legends Iron Maiden - a two-year-long journey called “Somewhere Back in Time” - has taken the veteran band around the world several times, and one thing that’s stayed consistent is sound reinforcement system headed by EAW components. For the last few U.S. and Canada legs of the tour, U.K.-based touring system provider ML Executives, Iron Maiden’s long-time SR provider, has shipped consoles and monitors overseas for the band, and Nashville-based Brantley Sound Associates… View this story
Filed in: Live Sound • News • Concert • Line Array • Loudspeaker • Monitoring • Sound Reinforcement • Stage
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