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Shure wireless and WMAS, the challenge of frequencies for PMSE

The regulation and protection of frequencies used by wireless audio systems is a key issue for Shure. Prakash Moorut, Guillaume Mascot, together with Thomas Delory, explain the importance of their work for audiovisual professionals.
Text: C. Masson - Photos: Shure

Sound if I want it, where I want it, when I want it

Adorned with 1,000 DSPs, sound is back in the spotlight, determined not to be outdone by lighting, video and set design. Sound if I want it, where I want it and when I want it. But sound that sounds ?
Text: Ludovic Monchat - Photos: SLU

The rigging of fixtures: adjustable clamps are a must!

Here we suggest a small state of the art on the removable omega supports associated with the moving heads, and try to express why this notion is of paramount importance during the exploitation of the fixtures in situ.
Credits - Text & photos: Jocelyn Morel – Translation: Ted Hall

Maintenance on the Martin Mac Ultra performance: video tutorial

Yohan Ory, lighting applications engineer at Algam Enterprises, shows us his own maintenance ritual in three easy steps of the Martin Mac Ultra Performance.
Text and video by Allison Cussigh – Translation by Ted Hall

Video Tutorial. Robe Forte maintenance

This new section in SoundLightUp deals with the correct way to maintain your moving light in order to keep its optimum light output, sharp edges (gobos and beam) and ensure that it lasts a long time. Vincent Bouquet, Technical Director for Robe France, kicks-off this new section by sharing his technical expertise on the subject.
Text Mô - Traduction Ted Hall

Array Processing. The democratization of sound by d&b, demonstrated at the Zenith

d&b has recently, and doubtlessly before the others, unveiled their digital system for coverage and tonal uniformity, designed for use with their J, V and Y systems. This new feature is part of the ArrayCalc V8 prediction software and uses the DSP of the D80 and D20 amplifiers. It is also free.

Text et Photos : Ludovic Monchat

REAC: audio networking made easy!

Among the reasons for setting up a digital audio network, the most common is the need for routing multiple channels to a small number of fixed destinations. For example, between the stage and the FoH console. Therefore, in most cases it may not be necessary to resort to extremely powerful network systems, which require specialized expertise and heavy administration. Roland REAC is a solution in these situations.
Text : Jean-Pierre Landragin Photos : Roland System Group
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