South Carolina, church installs Waves eMotion systems
Waves eMotion LV1 Classic console and eMo IEM immersive in-ear mixing software, for FOH and monitors at Grace Church in Greenville, South Carolina, installed in the church’s largest campus on Pelham Road.
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WSGD airs design skills at Cincinnati Public Radio
Cincinnati Public Radio (WVXU/WGUC/WMUB) has fed listeners in Southwest Ohio, Southeast Indiana and Northern Kentucky a steady diet of top-tier journalism and engaging cultural programming since first going on-air in1960. In 2018, the organisation committed to an ambitious transformation of its HQ in the form of a new, two-storey facility that would provide them with more modern technical capabilities and event programming spaces. WSDG led the design, construction and A/V systems integration team assembled for the project.
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MGG debuts L-Acoustics K2 at Toyota Innibos festival
Aiming to take on increasingly important projects across diverse market sectors in South Africa, MGG Productions has successfully used its new L-Acoustics K2 sound system at the Toyota Innibos Lowveld National Arts Festival.
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Ash Sound opens Hungary’s first Dolby Atmos room
Surrounded by farms and apple orchards, away from the hustle and bustle of Budapest, Ash Sound studio has been in the business of recording music for the past 40 years – most recently with producer and sound engineer Attila Horváth at the helm. Its latest move is the opening of a Dolby Atmos room.
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DirectOut takes key role in extreme SPL aerospace testing
DirectOut has reported the successful deployment of its Prodigy.MP modular audio platform in extreme acoustic testing being conducted by Acoustic Research Systems (ARS).
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Freedman Group announces Dante partnership
The Freedman Group – parent company of Røde, Mackie and newly acquired Lectrosonics – has struck a new partnership that will see Audinate’s Dante platform integrated into a suite of next-generation products across the Group’s portfolio.
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New York’s WNED takes Calrec route to IP working
Its most recent overhaul has seen US radio and television broadcaster WNED migrate to a full IP infrastructure with multiple Calrec Type R consoles, cores and headless controllers for its 24/7 radio output.
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