Tallinn College of Music and Ballet takes Quatum leap
Tallinn College of Music and Ballet (MUBA) in Estonia has DiGiCo Quantum mixing consoles not only as teaching aids, but also for concerts and gala performances at the college owing to their intuitive system layout and flexibility.
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DirectOut and RCF announce technology partnership
Under a new strategic technology partnership, DirectOut will bring its extensive expertise in audio networking, signal conversion, processing and redundancy technologies to support and enhance RCF’s system architectures. The collaboration is designed to deliver fully integrated solutions aligned with the RCF ecosystem, ensuring high performance, reliability, and seamless operation across a wide range of professional audio applications.
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SMPTE makes full Standards catalogue freely available
SMPTE has made its full Standards catalogue freely available to the global media technology community. This includes all published SMPTE Standards, Recommended Practices, Engineering Guidelines and Registered Disclosure Documents (RDDs), as well as all future releases.
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Waybox joins BluOS music streaming service platform
Portugal-exclusive business music service Waybox has become part of the Bluesound Professional streaming audio solution for commercial spaces. Designed for commercial environments, Waybox provides music and content suited to retail, hospitality, and similar commercial settings, accessible directly through BluOS.
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WSDG moves up a gear on Buenos Aires studio
Argentine composers and producers Andres Goldstein and Daniel Tarrab – founders of leading Latin American music production company Swing Music – have opened a new dual-studio in Buenos Aires with the help of WSDG on its acoustic and technical design.
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msonic takes on RCF in Finland
RCF has appointed msonic as distributor in Finland, expanding local access to the company’s pro audio technologies.
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SAE Melbourne adds Audient controller to Mastering Suite
An active force in Melbourne’s audio education since 2013, the SAE University College campus has employed Audient technology to guide hundreds of students through the intricacies of professional audio production. Set up to take learners from their first fader push to high-end mastering, the school provides a smooth transition between foundational skills and advanced engineering.
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