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Desert Island Mixing Tools

	
Jan  1, 2010, 
	By Steve La Cerra
	
	

	
	
Whether it's because of the state of the economy in general or a struggling music industry in particular, more tours are carrying less gear. Reduced trucking...

	





	
Delicate Productions Expands

	
Jan  1, 2010, 
	By Sarah Benzuly
	
	

	
	
Delicate Productions, a full-service event production company based in Camarillo, Calif., has opened a new South San Francisco office and warehouse to...

	





	
Magic From Stage to Studio

	
Jan  1, 2010, 
	By Tom Kenny, Editorial Director
	
	

	
	
For the past couple of years, I've been meeting my brother Kit and his daughters in the Tennessee countryside for some good times at Bonnaroo. He's a...

	





	
FixIt: Tori Amos FOH Engineer Mark Hawley

	
Jan  1, 2010
	
		
	

	
	
Marcel [Van Limbeek, monitor engineer] and I make all of Tori's albums using an analog desk, and this is the setup we've used over the years [live]; we...

	





	
Grammy Museum Exhibits Roland

	
Jan  1, 2010, 
	By Sarah Benzuly
	
	

	
	
The newest permanent installation at the Grammy Museum in Los Angeles (www.grammymuseum.org) is Roland Live, which lets visitors participate in the music-making...

	





	
Load In: Sound Reinforcement News, January 2010

	
Jan  1, 2010
	
		
	

	
	
Front-of-house engineer Marc Jacob Hudson is using Sennheiser evolution 900 Series microphones and ew 300 IEM G2 wireless personal monitors on the current...

	





	
John Meyer Q&A

	
Jan  1, 2010, 
	By George Petersen
	
	

	
	
What inspired you early on? In the 1950s, I grew up with KPFA [public radio, Berkeley, Calif.]. I got my third-class-restricted FCC license at age 12;...

	





	
Hear Music Through Subs

	
Dec  1, 2009, 
	By Sarah Benzuly
	
	

	
	
At the Rochester School for the Deaf (Rochester, N.Y.; rsdeaf.org), Bag End S18E-C subwoofers placed face-down on a vibrating floor help deaf and hard-of-hearing...

	






            
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