X-Clip Dual Microphone Holder By Rob Tavaglione The X-Clip's vaguely x-shaped design grabs a Shure SM57 on one side and an AKG C451 (or any similarly-sized pencil mic) on the other. Simply slide the X-Clip onto the SM57 (pushed to the front of the mic, where the body is wide and non-tapering); position your SM57 as normal; and insert the C451 into the X-Clip, then slide it forward so the capsule is right next to the SM57's capsule. Voilaphase coherence via one stand in 10 seconds and no tape! More »
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Volbeat: Something Is Rockin' In The State Of Denmark By Clive Young The July 2015 issue of Pro Sound News features a Live Sound Showcase on the current Volbeat world tour; what follows is a longer, extended version of the story than the print edition.
Volbeat may have been founded in Copenhagen, Denmark, but the heavy metal band's hard-charging sound has caught on around the globea fact proven by its current world tour, which included a run through arenas and theaters across North America that ended last month. Providing audio for the journey was Denmark-based Victory Tour Production, with support from Montreal-based Solotech; at the controls were FOH engineer Mads Mikkelsen and monitor engineer Kristoffer Hinrichsen, joined by systems tech Theis Romme from Victory, and Étienne Lapré and David Barriault of Solotech. More »
Veneto West Studios & IsoAcoustics By Clive Young Expanding on Pro Sound News July 2015's feature on Veneto West Studios, engineer Ronan Chris Murphy reviews IsoAcoustics' ISO-L8R155 & Modular Aluminum System via video. More »