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Wednesday, October 15, 2008
10/15/08 07:30 AM, 0 CommentsTwo winners have already been chosen at random in the PSW Sweepstakes, and both winners - Dave of Greenfield, IN and Jason of Gradinger, TN - are now the owners of a Shure KSM9 premium vocal handheld microphone. The last sweepstakes drawing is being in mid-February 2009, so you still have time to enter to win. Simply click here to go to the sweepstakes entry page - it’s easy and free! KSM9 microphones capture vocal subtlety with extraordinary detail to… View this story
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Thursday, October 09, 2008
PSW Staff 10/09/08 01:35 PM, 1 CommentVocalBooth Amplifier Enclosures have convoluted foam interiors, cable porting and come in four sizes with room for a microphone, allowing players to turn up their amplifiers to attain the desired tone and impact while containing massive sound levels. Both the Medium and Medium Large enclosure easily fit a large Marshal 4 X 12 cabinet Small Amplifier Enclosure Exterior Dimensions: 30"H x 30"W x 30"D Fits Amps Up To: 24"H x 24"W x 16"D Medium Amplifier Enclosure Exterior Dimensions: 36"H x… View this story
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Wednesday, October 01, 2008
PSW Staff 10/01/08 01:21 PM, 0 CommentsIn a letter to FCC Chairman Kevin Martin, NSCA Executive Director Chuck Wilson expressed concern regarding white spaces proceedings and new television bandwidth devices. As recently as August 9, the FCC conducted a test of white spaces devices before and during a Buffalo Bills-Washington Redskins game in Washington D.C. The results showed that the prototypes did not accurately sense wireless microphone signals, a function that would be required to prevent interference. “Our members are alarmed by preliminary public reports about… View this story
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Friday, August 15, 2008PSW Staff 08/15/08 01:36 PM, 0 CommentsA number of leading Nashville-based music interests told the Federal Communications Commission today that allowing millions of wireless devices to operate in the same spectrum as wireless microphones without failsafe protections would be a “catastrophe.” United in one voice, the music interests said they are “disturbed” by manufacturers who are anxious to produce new television white space devices and, in the process, are pushing the FCC to “discount – even overlook” the poor performance prototype technology platforms have had in… View this story
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Friday, July 11, 2008
07/11/08 03:25 PM, 0 CommentsNorthland Church – a church distributed – is viewed by staff and congregation members alike as a “church of the future.” The purpose-built 160,000 square-foot main campus in Longwood, Florida hosts more than 8,000 congregation members during five weekend services. Simultaneously, multi-sites in Mount Dora, Oviedo, and West Oaks, Florida, bring the word of Pastor Joel Hunter to thousands of other Christians through a high-capacity metro Ethernet. “The church exists to link churches and other organizations with the same mission,”… View this story
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Thursday, April 03, 2008
04/03/08 11:13 AM, 0 CommentsCamelback SDA in Phoenix is one of the latest churches to enjoy the sonic control and intelligibility of EV’s super-compact XLD line array system, thanks to a recent installation by House of Worship audio experts GJM for Sound Advice (Placerville, CA). Greg Mace of GJM spec’d an input-to-output EV system, also featuring P3000RL amplifiers (running IRIS-Net™ control and supervision software) and REV wireless microphone systems. “The church wanted to upgrade their system to accommodate larger touring Christian acts,” says Mace,… View this story
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Monday, March 17, 2008
03/17/08 10:36 AM, 0 CommentsIrondale, AL – February 2008 - Whether it’s a mass, a news report from the field, or one of its numerous shows, Lectrosonics wireless systems have been deemed ‘indispensible’ to the everyday operations of EWTN Global Catholic Network. As the largest religious media network in the world, transmitting television programming 24 hours a day to more than 146 million homes in 140 countries and territories on more than 5,200 cable systems, wireless cable, Direct Broadcast Satellite (DBS), low power TV,… View this story
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Sunday, January 06, 2008
Keith Clark 01/06/08 02:56 PM, 0 CommentsCertain things in “Americana” are indelibly classic: Coca-Cola, the ’57 Chevy, John Wayne, Route 66, Drive-In Movies, and the Golden Gate Bridge. And, it can be persuasively argued, Shure also belongs on that list. The company’s history exemplifies the much-documented American success story we never get tired of hearing: one person with a dream, overcoming considerable odds with little more than courage and moxie to create a thriving empire that’s touched many of our lives through the decades. Fortunately, like… View this story
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Dan Laveglia 01/06/08 10:01 AM, 0 CommentsMy current assignment has found me behind a monitor console once again. It’s been a while since I stage-mixed on a regular basis, so I am enjoying the change of scenery. But this end of the snake presents a very different challenge from a FOH mix, or a system engineering position. Here, the fruits of my labors are not intended for the masses. They are tailored to specific individuals and each of his or her needs, wants, desires… and idiosyncrasies.… View this story
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Sunday, July 20, 1980
Curtis Settino 07/20/80 09:07 AM, 0 CommentsThis exclusive article is provided by TapeOp.com. The goal when dealing with roaming musicians is to create and capture unique volume, position and/or timbre changes in the performance you’re recording. It’s a roundabout approach to orchestration and dynamics. The following methods can work in a variety of recording situations (four-track and beyond) and are designed for vocals and hand-held acoustic instruments. Volume Changing Did you know? An automated volume control technique was used with Elvis Presley when he first… View this story
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