History
A profile of Australian lighting designer Roger Foley of / AKA Ellis D. Fogg from CX Magazine, September 2012.
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Dope, diesel, and degradation – just a few of themes covered in this sample chapter from Julius Grafton’s new book ‘This Could Be Serious.’
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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.
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Still proudly in print, plus digital, with all back issues online. And we survived 2020!
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Duncan Fry recalls the first real P.A. system his band hired from McLean Sound.
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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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In October 1997 Peter Troy sold Troy Balance – a powerhouse production firm in the 1980s – making CMI the prime focus for the brothers Trojkovic. Also, a rewind to a 1991 profile of Troy Balance.
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Crestron was started in 1972 by New Jersey-ite George Feldstein. Still a private company, CX Magazine talks with Crestron ANZ’s Stuart Craig about the brand and how they are faring during the global upheaval.
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Gold for the Production. Twenty years ago the Sydney Olympics was the biggest event staged in Australia and Connections Magazine was there with comprehensive coverage of the AV production.
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How it came to be that The Harris Tweed Trouser Band headlined the Millicent Pop Festival, using Yamaha’s TA-series as backline.
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Connections Magazine would occasionally ask audio professionals to talk about a microphone they use, either live or in the studio.
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We love homegrown! CX Magazine talks with the General Manager of Altronics Brian Sorensen about being a proudly Australian company, the advantages of local manufacture, and how they’ve kept customers happy for 44 years and counting.
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