Stage Tec has engaged two experienced industry insiders as freelancers for their sales division. Andreas ‘Igl’ Schönwitz now sells Stage Tec products in the studio market with immediate effect. Christian Fuchs has been working for Stage Tec as an application specialist in theatre/live for some time.
‘It is great to have Christian and Igl on our team. Christian knows the market and its players very well. He also has the right user knowledge of our highly versatile products,’ says Alexander Nemes, sales manager. ‘And with Igl a whole new field of application opens up for our mixing consoles and audio routers.‘
Schönwitz is active as a musician and producer. With Amazing Sound Studios he runs a recording, mixing and mastering studio. As a freelance author he writes reviews and organizes workshops for various studio technology magazines. With his company, ‘Tonstudio Rauschenberg’, Schönwitz also handles sound engineering and equips turnkey sound studios.
“I look forward to making the innovative Stage Tec products and solutions known to the studio scene,” says Schönwitz. He has already been selling the Stage Tec TrueMatch RMC analog-digital converters with great success since 2011.
Sound engineer Christian Fuchs began his career in the audio industry with training as a radio and television technician and as a sound engineer at Saarländischer Rundfunk. Subsequently Fuchs worked as a sound designer for live productions. In 1998 he took over the management of the audio and video department of Germany’s biggest opera house, the Baden-Baden festival hall.
From 2004 to 2015 Fuchs was responsible for Salzbrenner Stagetec sales of professional audio systems. “My range of experience is broad. I have specialized in sound reinforcement for classical open-air concerts for more than 10 years,” comments Fuchs. “And as a production sound engineer I set up well-known musical productions for Stage Entertainment.”
Schönwitz will be demonstrating TrueMatch RMC at Tonmeistertagung, Stage Tec stand (B25). Fuchs will be presenting the AURUS Platinum scene automation, within the scope of the workshop “scene automations for theatre and music mixes” in room no. 5 on November 18th, at 1:30 p.m.