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While Seggewiss finds herself at present, like so many others, living an utterly different reality than normal, the ethic she’s adhered to from the very beginning of her career applies just as much in this situation as it did at her first house gig or on the road.
Recognizing the pandemic-fueled change from in-person business interactions to the virtual realm and acting on the opportunity to bring higher production values to the online world.
Over the course of a very short time, went from carrying a compact console from show-to-show as checked luggage to mixing in the biggest arenas in the world.
An unquenchable thirst for knowledge, a tireless pursuit of technical excellence, and a heart to serve.
Clair Bros. Audio used a high-tech approach to stadium shows by the legendary band more than 30 years ago.
Audio veteran Fred Vogler’s vision for soundscape creation comes to life in the time of the pandemic to support forward-looking clients like FOX Sports.
Touring system engineer better known as “KD,” who’s been in pro audio for the past 17 years since leaving the world of corporate engineering, talks about her work as well as her pursuit of what she likes to call S.T.E.M.M. – Science, Technology, Engineering, Math and Music.
Clark Productions deploys modern audio, video and lighting systems serving church’s new 1,500-capacity sanctuary, chapel and more.
Inside a three-phase project, completed this fall, to re-energize the stadium’s original, 20-year-old audio blueprint.
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