| FREE Webcast | | The First Step Toward Quality Recording: Microphone, Preamp, Conversion
September 10, 2013 at 11 a.m. Pacific Time
In this free hour-long Webcast, produced by Mix magazine and presented by Millennia Media and Royer Labs, Mix technical editor Kevin Becka leads a discussion with a panel of renowned recording engineers/producers, who will walk through their audio chains and techniques for recording guitar, instruments and vocals—from setup and mic choices through preamp and conversion into the DAW, or straight to tape. A live 20-minute question and answer session will follow the presentation. |
| | Mix Regional | | New York City
Mix Regional in Mix's October 2013 issue will visit New York City. Send us your studio and live music venue news! Let the Mix audience know what is going on! Send photos and descriptions of updates, sessions, new rooms, and club installations and performances to mixeditorial@nbmedia.com. |
| | Feature Story | Many Forms of Wireless
It's almost cruel. At the same time that the wireless spectrum is shrinking worldwide, the complexity, scale and popularity of live events—whether in houses of worship, broadcast/entertainment or massive music festivals—keeps growing. Over the past few years, manufacturers have been scrambling to stay ahead of the bandwidth crunch, moving to the 500-698 UHF range, 900 MHZ, 2.4 GHz and available UHF adjacent to local TV channel 37. I simplify, of course, but the point is that wireless frequency coordination and wireless development is a moving target. More » |
| Echostage Nightclub in Washington, D.C., Installs d&b audiotechnik System
Occupying more than 30,000 square feet, Echostage is the largest indoor concert venue in Washington D.C. Located in a converted warehouse and formerly known as DC Tunnel and DC Star, the building was taken over in September 2012 by a group led by Panorama Productions and Club Glow to house large-scale concert productions, ranging from rock and hip-hop to dance music. More » |
| Imagine Dragons On the Road with Adamson Energia E15 Line Arrays
Imagine Dragons, the alternative rock band from Las Vegas, have spent the majority of 2013 on their Night Visions tour performing in North America and Europe. Their hit single "Radioactive" boasts more than 4 million downloads and counting. Sound Image, based in Escondido, Calif., was chosen to provide sound reinforcement for the U.S. portions of the tour. The Nashville office heads up the production. More » |
| WavesLive MasterClass at Delicate Productions on September 5
WavesLive, the live sound division of Waves Audio, will offer mixing workshops on September 5 at Delicate Productions in Camarillo, Calif., from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Pacific. Front-of-house engineers Greg Price, Ken "Pooch" Van Druten and Sean "Sully" Sullivan will present a tutorial on how to integrate Waves plug-ins into live mixing consoles, including problem-solving techniques. More » |
| Harman's Soundcraft Launches 'Mixing with Professionals' Program for Si Series Consoles
These "Mixing with Professionals" sessions will offer hands-on training, focusing on Soundcraft's Si Expression and Si Performer consoles. Training sessions will be held throughout the U.S. and hosted by factory-trained Soundcraft sales representatives. More » |
| PreSonuSphere 2013 User Conference Takes Place October 24-26
PreSonus will present PreSonuSphere 2013 at the Manship Theatre in Baton Rouge. The conference will present in-depth tips and techniques for PreSonus' StudioLive Series digital mixers, Studio One 2 DAW, StudioLive AI-series Active Integration P.A. speakers, and ADL Series preamps and channel strips. More » |
| | RSPE Audio Solutions Interviews FOH Engineer, Avid Blog Contributor Steve Lagudi » |
| | Solomon Group Installs L-Acoustics KIVA-KILO Rig in New Orleans' Civic Theatre » |
| | Soundcraft Names Sean Karpowicz Product Manager for Si Series Mixing Consoles » |
| | Joe Cocker's European Tour Relies On AKG Mics » |
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|  | | New Products | Audio-Technica AT-DMM828
The AT-DMM828 ($2,169) is a microprocessor-controlled, programmable, daisy-chainable, automatic-switching 8-channel matrix mixer designed for installed sound, sound reinforcement, houses of worship, broadcast, recording and more. The AT-DMM828 features "correlation," which analyzes and interprets redundancy of source material between channels in real time and may in turn favor the dominant channel, simplifying the output and reducing feedback and phase issues. The AT-DMM828 can be used with low-impedance dynamic or condenser microphones (including wireless microphone systems), as well as line-level sources. Each of the eight balanced inputs provides switchable 48-volt phantom power; attenuation is also selectable on each input to allow use with line-level signals. The mixer's outputs are balanced and non-inverting. All audio connections terminate in block screw connectors. More » | | | | More Live Sound Products » |
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