History
The State Memorial for Michael Solomon Gudinski AM
This was nothing less than a world-class arena show, delivered to an exacting technical standard; all the more impressive when you consider it was put together in a matter of days, not weeks
Read MoreRob Nichols
From The Archive: A profile of industry legend Rob Nichols from Connections Magazine No.16, August 1994
Read MoreVictoria Announces Parliamentary Inquiry into Events and Tourism Sector
This is a direct result of nearly two thousand people and businesses from right across Victoria’s Event Industry working together to highlight the desperate situation in our industry.
Read MorePhil Spector and The ‘Wall-To-Wall’ of Sound***
Some insights into how THAT sound was created by Phil Spector at Gold Star studios, cnr Santa Monica Boulevard and Vine.
Read MoreDid the earth move for you?
Duncan Fry recalls being in Santa Monica, California during the 1994 earthquake that topped out at 6.7 on the Richter scale.
Read MoreGary Pritchard
A profile of one Australia’s pioneer lighting technicians, Gary Pritchard – Mr LSC.
Read MoreRoger Foley of Ellis D. Fogg
A profile of Australian lighting designer Roger Foley of / AKA Ellis D. Fogg from CX Magazine, September 2012.
Read MoreThis Could Be Serious
Dope, diesel, and degradation – just a few of themes covered in this sample chapter from Julius Grafton’s new book ‘This Could Be Serious.’
Read MoreWorld’s First Fully Decentralised Remote Show Event
Director in Vienna, LD in Munich, lighting operator in Frankfurt, FOH and broadcast sound mixed in Cologne, sound recording in New York. All in real time.
Read More30 YEARS, STILL RIGHT HERE – CX Turns 30
Still proudly in print, plus digital, with all back issues online. And we survived 2020!
Read MoreWhat’s A PA System?
Duncan Fry recalls the first real P.A. system his band hired from McLean Sound.
Read MoreJANDS turns 50
Australia’s largest theatre and audio visual technology distribution company celebrates 50 years continual ownership on Friday, capping a remarkable five decades that closely tracks the history of live production and indeed Australian Rock and Roll.
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