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Murphy’s Law Lighting Disasters Wanted by Wybron
posted August 19, 2008
Have you experienced problems, mishaps, or disasters involving lighting equipment? Wybron wants to hear from you.
The lighting company is collecting stories that illustrate Murphy’s Law – the old adage that says, “Whatever can go wrong will go wrong.” It’s a truth well-known by those in the live production world.
Go to http://www.wybron.com/murphyslaw to share your stories of lighting equipment difficulties and disasters. Five randomly selected people who fill out the custom survey will each receive a $20 iTunes gift certificate.
Wybron plans to feature the best stories in an article that discusses how lighting feedback systems can warn users about problems…
Read MoreJars of Clay Kicks off “Music Builds Tour” in Detroit with Aviom Gear
posted August 18, 2008
The Music Builds Tour, a traveling festival to raise money and awareness for Habitat for Humanity kicks off this month. The tour’s 22 dates take place at a variety of outdoor and amphitheater venues across the country and features Jars of Clay, Third Day, Switchfoot, and Robert Randolph.
Nashville-based rock band Jars of Clay makes Aviom’s Pro16 monitor mixing and audio distribution gear a regular part of its audio toolkit. This year, as the summer touring season heats up, Aviom products will travel with the band from city to city as part of the Music Builds Tour.
We are going on five years using the Aviom Pro16 rig,” says guitarist Matt Odmark. “We travel with it all the time, and we have never had an Aviom product…
Read MoreSyn-Aud-Con Tampa Includes Church Technical Tour
posted August 18, 2008
Syn-Aud-con is returning to Tampa after 12 long years. The full week of audio education will take place September 22-25 and will be complimented with an AV technical tour of Idlewild Baptist church. The Sound Reinforcement for Operators seminar and the Sound Reinforcement for Technicians seminars will both be offered. The site is located two miles from Busch Gardens for attendees who would like to make this a family trip.
The motto of seminar for operators is “A sound system is only as good as the operator.” It takes place September 22-23. Attendees are promised knowledge that is essential for operating a sound system. Important subjects such as microphone selection, mixer setup, and signal flow are extensively covered. The emphasis…
Read MoreProPresenter 3.4 Updates “Best Overall New Video Product” from 2007 WFX
posted August 17, 2008
Renewed Vision is announcing immediate availability of ProPresenter 3.4, a free update to the award-winning lyric presentation and media playback application written exclusively for for Apple’s MacOS X. Selected as “The Best Overall New Video Product” in 2007 by Worship Facilities Expo, ProPresenter 3.4 is designed for church worship presentations and lyric presentation staging or concert events.
New features include the Alpha Keyer Module ($999), producing a true key/fill output for professional quality CG integration with broadcast level video switchers. “The Alpha Keyer Module introduces key/fill outputs for the first time in a software specifically designed for the church market,” says Brad…
Read MoreLatin America’s Largest Christian Church Installs Meyer Sound System
posted August 15, 2008
Guatemala’s Fraternidad Cristiana de Guatemala (also known as Mega Frater) is the largest Christian church in Latin America. Measuring a stunning 1,217 million square feet, this massive structure includes a school, restaurant, swimming pool, full television and radio production facilities, a heliport atop an eight-story parking garage, a 12,500-seat theatre in their main sanctuary, a stage larger than most major concert venues, and much more.
To find a powerful sound system capable of delivering even coverage for spoken word and live music material in the expansive room, Mega Frater turned to Guatemala City-based Pro Sound. After thorough considerations by a committee which included the church’s senior pastor, Jorge…
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