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In der Bremen Arena durfte zu den Feierlichkeiten zum 20. Tag der deutschen Einheit im Jahre 2010 nichts schief gehen. Im Ton verließ man sich bei der beauftragten Firma BLUE SOUND Veranstaltungstechnik daher gerne auf Mikrofone von Audio-Technica, sowie Allen&Heath´s iLive - Systemkonzepte.
Audio-Technica´s bewährtes Stereomikrofon 4050ST für Raumatmosphären durfte neben den Kleinmembranmikrofonen ATM350 und ATM450 mit Klang und Zuverlässigkeit glänzen. Vielseitigkeit in der Instrumentenabnahme durften Audio-Technicas´s AE5100 Großmembrankondensatormikrofon für Overheadanwendungen und Audio-Technicas´s AE3000 Kondensatormikrofon mit Nierencharakteristik beweisen.
Fernab aller Geräusche wurden auf einer Allen&Heath ML4000 Analogkonsole Subgruppen der Tonsignale erstellt und für die Saalbeschallung, sowie den Funk- und Fernsehton bereitgestellt. Während der Liveton im Saal über eine Allen&Heath iLive-144 gemischt wurde, fungierte eine iLive-112 zur Mischung und Bereitstellung der Monitorsignale auf der Bühne.
Herbert Heinze, Geschäftsführer der BLUE SOUND Veranstaltungstechnik, wusste nach der Veranstaltung zu berichten: „Die Veranstaltung in der Bremen Arena hat Dank der großen Hilfe von Jupp (Anm. d. Red.: gemeint Jupp Hammes, Market Manager Live-Sound Audio-Technica) und der Zuverlässigkeit der Allen&Heath-Pulte hervorragend geklappt! Wir haben ein dickes Lob vom NDR Ton-Ing. Udo-Frank Grap und der Produktionsleitung von Bremedia Kirsten Lukaczik bekommen. Es war eine lockere und entspannte Zusammenarbeit zwischen allen Teams.“
Revolution Audio's Soundcraft Si Compact 32 digital mixing console has been a fantastic addition to our inventory, offering vastly improved sound and flexibility to our previous analogue consoles. And with 176 rack units of processing power built into the console, we save a lot of space at gigs too!
Revolution Audio use QSC K10s for our "B Rig", and also as additional monitors with the "A Rig". These compact speakers have very neutral tonal characteristics with a phenomenally smooth and even sound. Their wide coverage also allows them to cover areas effectively and evenly.
Furthermore, the TiltDirect rotating pole cup allows much greater control of coverage, allowing anyone in the audience from the front to the back to hear the sound clearly. This also reduces "slapback" from the rear of the venue.
K10s are also available for "dry-hire" from Revolution Audio. Please visit www.revolutionaudio.co.uk for more information.
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A rock band performs energetically on stage as the sun sets in the background. The vocalist engages the crowd while guitarists provide strong musical support, creating an electrifying atmosphere.
Revolution Audio use Shure Beta 58As as our lead vocal microphones. They offer a fantastically punchy sound, clear detail, great intelligability and excellent feedback rejection. Their versatility allows them to be used at events ranging from Rock Concerts, to Corporate Presentations, to Acoustic Evenings.
We also offer Beta 58As from our hire department. Details are available from www.revolutionaudio.co.uk/hire
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This was given to me as a gift by a friend after I purchased my Martin 000 Guitar. I turn it on every now and then.. but mostly just use it as a standard humidifier for the guitar. It helps how it completely seals around the sound hole to trap the humidity better, but if you keep your guitar in a case, this isn't an issue. It also lowers the volume for late night strummer which is another ok feature. When you turn it on It will tell you if the humidity levels inside your instrument are correct (not too wet, not too dry). I believe it costs about 30 bucks new... I would pay $15 for it.
Circular Rhythm Productions
Audio/Visual Production Company Based in Los Angeles, CA
Music system supply from Durham Events @durhamevents_ on twitter, www.durhamevents.co.uk, photo of DB Technologies Flexsys F315 & DVAS09, DVAS10, Flexsys F10, RCF ART 722AS, RCF ART 905AS.
Special Olympics 2015
Another Special Olympics Opening Ceremony with Eric. However, this year it has been raining all day long and with the threat of lightning there was question whether or not there would even be an opening ceremony. Regardless, the decision was to either play the complete track of "Everyone Wins" or have Eric perform it in the booth. The booth idea won. He actually performed it just outside the door surrounded by athletes. They love him and his song!
A close-up view of a mixing console featuring numerous knobs, sliders, and lights, indicating audio levels and settings
This is a neat device, especially when mixing what you have recorded w/ your band... It easily allows multiple people to make changes without handing over the computer controls. Also just gives recording on the computer a better feel being able to press control buttons rather than clicking on them with your mouse. Not essential..but a decent tool that turns out being very useful. I believe they're no longer in production..so it may take some searching to find one to purchase.
This is a neat device, especially when mixing what you have recorded w/ your band... It easily allows multiple people to make changes without handing over the computer controls. Also just gives recording on the computer a better feel being able to press control buttons rather than clicking on them with your mouse. Not essential..but a decent tool that turns out being very useful. I believe they're no longer in production..so it may take some searching to find one to purchase.
Compressor/Limiters
Graphic EQs
4 Band Crossover
Riff Raff Rave @ West Indian Centre, Leeds - 18/12/10