Tech Talk
Martin Mac 500 and Martin Mac 600
The Mac 500 and Mac 600 are now 25 years old. The pair would be Martin’s best offering and arguably the industry standard in spot and profile movers at the turn of the century.
Read MoreListen Here: Drowning In A Sea Of Synths
One thing is certain in this professional audio caper: the amount of gear you own is not necessarily proportionate to how much you earn in your professional role.
Read MoreCrash Course On Live Streaming Encoders
With live streaming, it all needs to be right on the night. You can’t go back for a reshoot later.
Read MoreThe VL3000 Spot (Almost) 20 Years On
10-15 years ago, almost any lighting operator would have been very happy to walk into a gig to find VL3Ks in their rig.
Read MoreListen Here: Channel Nine & Three Quarters
Live studio recording … can add an edge to the music you’re producing that no gear, plug-in, mix wizardry or editing can ever match.
Read MoreHow to Survive in the Post-COVID Events World?
“We need to design events for the audience experience that is unique to each medium.”
Read MoreThe Large Scale Event Network of Vivid Sydney 2022
“It was great to be able to get out and deliver the network and systems to support the Vivid Sydney production team.”
Read MoreUnderstanding Diffusion
“Diffusers are the means to keep your room sounding lively and full whilst controlling level and frequency irregularities.”
Read MoreListen Here: Mixes That Punch
In an ironic twist of logic here, ducking of this type can serve as a sonic weapon if used with care and specific intent.
Read MoreRoad Test: JBL EON710 and EON712
At the price, it’ll deliver the 12-month ROI that every rental device needs to achieve and after that, it’ll make money for me.
Read MoreHybrid Events – The New Normal
It is crucial that the online side of an event is rock solid reliable. To achieve a good result, you must have a good, hardwired, enterprise grade internet connection.
Read MoreThe Future of WebRTC for Event Streaming
WebRTC is a free and open-source system developed in 2011 to allow web browsers and mobile devices to communicate with each other through APIs.
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