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Wednesday, December 07, 2011
PSW Staff 12/07/11 05:34 PM, 0 CommentsWith 39 satellite campuses throughout the state, Northern Arizona University (NAU) is a highly respected research university offering both undergraduate and graduate degree programs to approximately 25,000 students - 17,000 of which are enrolled at the Flagstaff campus. At the Cline Library on the main campus, the University recently upgraded its Assembly Hall - a multipurpose space for lectures, presentations, meetings, movies, and more - with a new digital video and audio system. Encompassing a wide assortment of input sources… View this story
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Tuesday, November 22, 2011
PSW Staff 11/22/11 01:36 PM, 0 CommentsSound Radix has announced the immediate availability of SurferEQ, a Mac- and PC-compatible RTAS, VST and Audio Units pitch tracking plug-in. SurferEQ is capable of locking onto a vocal or an instrument pitch and adjusting the EQ frequency to its fundamental pitch, or any of its harmonics - thus “surfing” on the sound waves. The EQ filters offer new and original algorithms, with every effort made to preserve the energy and size of the original recording. In addition to the… View this story
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Monday, November 21, 2011
Joe Gilder 11/21/11 09:29 AM,This article is provided by Home Studio Corner. Mix bus compression. Do you do it? Should you do it? First off, let me explain what I’m talking about. When you’re mixing a song, regardless of what DAW you’re using, all of your audio tracks are being fed into a single mix bus. This is normally represented by a master fader of some sort. When you’re first starting out mixing, you’re main goal is to mix everything at a decent… View this story
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Friday, November 18, 2011
PSW Staff 11/18/11 10:53 AM, 1 CommentAfter years of planning a complete renovation of its sanctuary, including an upgrade to its A/V technologies, St. Paul’s United Methodist Church in Oxnard, CA suffered a devastating setback one week before its completion. A fire ruined everything inside the sanctuary. No one was hurt, but the fire was a demoralizing setback of several months. Sound Casework designed and installed St. Paul’s new A/V system, and the company was quick to install – and reinstall – the system, which incorporates… View this story
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Thursday, November 17, 2011
PSW Staff 11/17/11 11:48 AM, 0 CommentsNomad Factory has launched MAGNETIC II, a realistic audio tape warming effect plug-in that gives audio tracks an exclusive vintage tape sound. This effect can inject sterile audio with the warmth and character of classic tube circuitry and analog tape saturation. The plug-in features pure analog reel-to-reel tape speeds, tape/tube saturation and tape color effects, as well as a dedicated vintage style EQ and a built in Boost mastering section. MAGNETIC II offers several new features and nine new tape… View this story
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PSW Staff 11/17/11 10:36 AM, 0 CommentsThe German city of Mannheim, birthplace of the automobile, celebrated the 125th anniversary of Carl Benz’s gas-powered buggy this fall with autosymphonic, a multimedia spectacular featuring an original composition for orchestra, chorus, and various synchronized car sounds as played live on 80 carefully auditioned vehicles. To immerse an audience of 17,000 in this sonic mix, POOLgroup of Emsdetten, Germany deployed a large-scale surround system comprising 296 Meyer Sound self-powered loudspeakers, all networked and controlled using Meyer Sound’s D-Mitri digital audio… View this story
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Jon Tidey 11/17/11 09:50 AM,This article is provided by Audio Geek Zine. A while ago I mentioned using modulation effects to help create movement within a mix. In this article I’ll explain the different types of modulation effects that we have available for mixing. The effects I’ll be explaining are:—Tremolo—Vibrato—Flanging—Phasing or Phase Shifting—Chorus I’ll start with some easy ones then move on to the harder to explain, but more commonly used, effects. All of these effects are built around a low-frequency oscillator, more… View this story
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Monday, November 14, 2011
Kent Margraves 11/14/11 10:11 AM,This article is provided by Sennheiser. Have you ever experienced a case of microphones squealing feedback before they are loud enough in your PA mix? Even with great mics and a wise layout, sometimes you could still use more gain-before-feedback (GBF). We’ll take choir miking as our example for discussion. We usually mic choirs with several cardioid condenser microphones, right? The feedback that occurs here is caused by the microphone(s) hearing itself being amplified in the PA system. The… View this story
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PSW Staff 11/14/11 09:49 AM, 0 CommentsYamaha Commercial Audio Systems has announced the development of the MY8-LAKE processing card, designed exclusively for Yamaha digital products, which adds Lake Technology to PM5D, PM5D-RH, M7CL, LS9, DM2000, DM1000, 02R96, and 01V96 digital consoles, as well as DSP5D expander, DME24N/64N processors, and TXn power amplifiers. The new MY8-LAKE includes Lake Processing features such as Mesa EQ, Ideal Graphic EQ, Linear-Phase Crossover, and other intuitive, sonic tuning elements found in the DSP expansion card. The processing power of this compact… View this story
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PSW Staff 11/14/11 09:22 AM, 0 CommentsSound Image recently completed a sound system renovation at the San Diego Civic Theatre utilizing a range of Harman Professional components, including JBL Professional loudspeakers, Crown Audio power amplifiers and BSS Audio processors, are part of the major retrofit. The new audio system, designed by WRL Sound Consultants for the city-owned, 2,967-seat performance venue, is headed by two JBL PD5322/95 full-range loudspeakers and four JBL PD5322/64 full-range loudspeakers comprising a center cluster, supplemented by four JBL ASB6128 subwoofers. An additional… View this story
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