SynthTemple – a hybrid facility combining a fully operational recording studio with a museum of electronic instruments – the Melbourne inner-city suburb of Kew has quickly become a major attraction for musicians, producers and synth aficionados from around the globe.
Central to its vision is an immersive monitoring environment built entirely on Genelec’s Smart Active Monitoring technology.
As the TED Organisation’s relationship with its PA supplier neared its end, audio consultant Michael Nunan was working on a TED Countdown…
French company Smode Tech has struck a partnership with Cercle Odyssey, the world’s first large-scale 360° immersive concert, to provide…
Marking five decades of late-night Saturday Night Live TV show, SNL50: The Homecoming Concert was staged audiences at the Radio City…
When it was suggested to Toto FOH Ken Freeman he swap his desk for a DiGiCo he agreed. Starting with an SD 10, then a Quantum 338, he…
I absolutely love radio. The Buggles’ wry dismissal aside, radio was never going to be a casualty of the home video recording ‘star’ of the late 1970s.
We could talk about how highstreet video rental subsequently seemed poised to bring down the curtain on cinema. Or how drum machines rattled the death knell of drummers. Or any colour you like being ‘the new black’. But let’s stay tuned to the radio…
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