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Jamie Dunn: Lawo
Gina Stimler: MXL Microphones
Francesco Gatto: SE Audiotechnik
SMPTE 2022 leadership
Roger Harpum: EM Acoustics
Luke Smith: Rupert Neve Designs
Håkan Sjöö, Luc Haubursin: AudioFocus
Rich Rowley: Solotech UK
Monika Smetona: Renkus Heinz
Ayumi Hanano: d&b audiotechnik
Scott Pizzo: Fulcrum Acoustic
Ryan Thomas, Phil Goldsworthy: Solotech
Josh Reiss: AES President
Matt Nettlefold: Audiologic
Bryce Jewell: Solotech Group (UK)
Abby Hu: Powersoft (China)
Mirko Ekberg, Fredrik Setterberg: Genelec
Audiologic new appointments
Nikki Affleck: Alchemy Mastering at AIR
Oliver Frenzel: Lawo
Julian Beaufils: Klotz AIS
Riedel Group announces management restructure
Austin Freshwater: DiGiCo
Klaus-Joerg Jasper: Lawo
Ian Godfrey, Robin Adams: TSL Inc/TSL Products
William Wong: Riedel Communications (APAC)
Daryl Friedman: Cedia
Phil Millross: PMC
Al McKinna: Optimal Audio
Raf Willems: Optimal Audio
Oliver Zimmermann: Riedel Communications
James Baker: SSE Audio
Stuart Leader: Audiologic
Gerry Forde: Point Source Audio
Andreas Reimer: Speaker Trade Group
Mike Sumner: L-Acoustics Creations
Brittany Hilton: Synthax
Mark Bromfield: CUK Group
Amalia Stephenson: Royer Labs
Akira Mochimaru: Powersoft
Graeme Stevenson: Apex
Rich Soper: Nexo UK
Márton ‘Marci’ Sós: Optocore/BroaMan
Amber Jones: Audiologic
Tom Lewis: Source Distribution
Adrian Benlloch, Jose Torres: Beyma
Alex Newman: Hoot Studios
Phil Anthony, Ambrose Thompson: Martin Audio
Dewald Adendorff: TIG
Søren Høgsberg: DPA Microphones
Berny Carpenter: TSL Products
Andreas Pater, Markus Zuber: Salzbrenner media
Karl Cowing: Neutrik UK
Ramesh Jayaraman: Bosch
Charlie Hughes: Biamp
Dan Zimbelman: PMC
Duncan Bell: Shure Inc
Gianni Fantini: Nexo
PMC Board of Directors
Heff Moraes: PMC
Sonny Evans: Penguin Media Hire
Sean Martin: AES
Andrew Swerdlow, Jonathan Bickoff: WSDG
Alain Boone: Arbane Groupe
Christophe Palluat de Besset: Arbane Groupe
Lee Thomson: Stage Audio Works
Stage Tec sales reorganisation
Manfred Sumfleth, Andreas Mayerl: SE Audiotechnik
Scott Gellner: Symetrix
David Morbey: Neutrik UK
Nacho Gonzalez: Lawo
Wade Giles: Dirac
Paul Gimenez: Guitar Center
Chris Regan: PAMA
Dr Lee Whitmore: The Focusrite Group
Tim Jones: Audient
Dudley McLaughlin, Garrison Parkin: RH
Rune Jacobsen: Merging Technologies
Jonathan Wyner: AES
Kim Gaardvik: Broadcast Solutions Nordic
Digigram names new management team
Scott Wrege: Symetrix
Paul Freudenberg: KV2
Benjamin Olswang: Symetrix Inc
Renaud Lavoie: Riedel Communications
Ty Robinson: Symetrix
Karan Kathuria: Renkus-Heinz (Asia)
Vincent Lambert: Riedel Communications
Eric Miga: Audio Visual Design Group (AVDG)
Michael Jähnel: Klotz AIS
Peter Glättli: Riedel
Helen Jones: Calrec Audio
Brecht De Man: AES Board
Skip Welch: Danley Sound
Steve Young: Audix (US)
Andrew Matthews: Audiologic
Kevin Fitzgerald: Broadcast Solutions UK
Ted White: PMC USA
Hock Thang: Visionary Solutions (APAC)
Mike Dias: Earthworks
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Fast News

Historic Stratford-upon-Avon church gets NoiseBoys update

Stratford-upon-Avon’s Holy Trinity Church has replaced an ageing sound system with an Electro-Voice and Dynacord alternative from NoiseBoys Technologies.

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London cathedral on message with refreshed sound system

Set in West London, Saint Sophia’s Greek Orthodox Cathedral – also known as the Cathedral of Divine Wisdom – where an under performing sound system has been replaced by APi Sound & Visual.

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Billy’s Bronx Bar gets RCF/TT+ upgrade from GeoSound

Just steps from Yankee Stadium in the site of the former Earl Theatre in the Bronx, Billy’s Sports Bar has upgraded its audio with the installation of a TT+ Audio GTX 12 system to deliver ‘concert-level performance’ for DJ performances, sports programming and high-energy playback across the venue’s large-format video systems and entertainment spaces.

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IoM Gaiety Theatre adds to DiGiCo mixing arsenal

The Villa Marina & Gaiety Theatre on the Isle of Man’s main city of Douglas, comprises The Gaiety Theatre, a Frank Matcham playhouse opened in 1900, the Royal Hall, an octagonal dancehall opened in 1913, and a series of smaller multipurpose spaces. Looking to the future, the venue has installed two further DiGiCo Quantum mixing consoles, both supplied by Adlib.

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TMPRL makes Chile history with Funktion-One deployment

TMPRL, an electronic music event produced by Street Machine alongside underground collectives FOMO and DAME, has become Chile’s first festival to have Funktion-One systems on three stages following a collaboration between Funktion-One Chile, Funktion-One Argentina and Púrpura Producciones.

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Grass Valley AMPP at Home with Lawo integration

Grass Valley and Lawo have announced a technology collaboration focused on validating orchestration, control and media exchange integration between Grass Valley AMPP cloud-based production platform and Lawo Home. This is aligned with Grass Valley and Lawo’s open system approaches and supports the industry direction established by the EBU Dynamic Media Facility (DMF) initiative and the co-supported Media eXchange Layer (MXL) project.

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Tallinn College of Music and Ballet takes Quatum leap

Tallinn College of Music and Ballet (MUBA) in Estonia has adopted DiGiCo Quantum mixing consoles for their intuitive system layout and flexibility as teaching aids, but also to support concerts and gala performances at the college.

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