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Indianapolis, Indiana is getting ready for the Superbowl and I’m seeing it everyday. Working in downtown Indy, I see the street renovations, the cleanup projects, and the transformation of part of the Lucas Oil Stadium parking lot from a parking lot to a media tent city. Everyone is bringing their A-game. The city of Indianapolis is spending millions in improvement projects. Businesses are fixing up their store-fronts. Hoosiers want the city of Indianapolis, and the state of [keep reading]
Attention Pro Tools users...Pro Tools 10 is now available! Here's a rundown of the upgrades, improvements, changes, etc. that you can expect with AVID's Pro Tools 10 offering. I've grabbed this from the press release...I figure "why re-invent the wheel?" From AVID... New Pro Tools software adds major new features to the world’s leading digital audio workstation, delivering on top requests from both audio post and music professionals. With it, Avid introduces several new tools and [keep reading]
Say it with me, "I will attend the next Gurus of Technology conference. I will be in community with other church techs. I will be spiritually fed. I will conquer all in the Tech Olympics." Personally, I had an amazing time at Gurus and it's left me somewhere between "speechless" and "blabbering to my wife like a fool." With that in mind, if you attended gurus, this article will be a walk down memory lane. If you didn't attend the gurus of tech conference, you'll know what to expect [keep reading]
[Guest Post: James Knight] It’s almost the end of the fiscal year in the States – and we all know who gets to do the church audio budget... Here are a few pointers – hopefully they’ll be of some use. 1. Know your Church’s mission statement. As a consultant, whenever I undertake a new project I like to know clearly and concisely exactly what the Church wants to gain – after all, how can I possibly design a system if I don’t know its purpose? It’s pretty much the same for you [keep reading]
Yamaha Audio is releasing, via free download, StageMix 2.0. StageMix will work for the M7CL and LS9 digital mixing consoles. StageMix 2.0 has upgrades including; Control of Head Amp gain for each Input Channel Scene Memory Management (Store, Recall, Scene Titles, and Comments) Version 2.0 is for use with M7CL firmware v3.5 or higher and LS9 with Version 1.18 firmware or higher. “Yamaha StageMix is a success story and has continually proven itself by being downloaded more than [keep reading]
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