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DiGiCo Delivers On "The Circus Live" Stadium To By Take That - ProSoundWeb
UK and Ireland run this summer encompassing 17 shows supported by front of house engineer on a Quantum852 console and monitor engineer working with a Quantum7. The Take That “The Circus Live” stadium tour of the UK and Ireland this summer, encompassing 17 shows in rebooking the original ...
prosoundweb.com · 7h
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Road Tour: Perlisten’s New HQ - Twittering Machines
Michael Lavorgna's Twittering Machines: HiFi with a twist
twitteringmachines.com · 15h
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9 Signs You Should Replace Your Soundbar Or Surround Sound Speakers - SlashGear
If your soundbar or surround sound system is suffering from things like poor audio quality or a lack of modern connectors, it's likely time to upgrade.
slashgear.com · 22h
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5 arrested after police shut down ‘nuisance’ property in SE Portland
Multiple people were arrested after police shut down what they called a longstanding nuisance property in the Powellhurst-Gilbert neighborhood.
kptv.com · 1d
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Bootshaus Upgrades to L-Acoustics DJ for its 22nd Anniversary | FOH | Front of House Magazine
EDM nightclub Bootshaus upgrades to L-Acoustics DJ for its 22nd Anniversary. Photo by Klaus Baltus courtesy L-Acoustics COLOGNE, Germany – Bootshaus, open s ...
fohonline.com · 1d
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Scientists build tiny robots without motors that can fly using sound waves alone | Live Science
A century-old trick for tuning musical instruments has been repurposed to power robots that fly, float and steer themselves using nothing but sound waves.
livescience.com · 1d
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In 1932, a Bell Labs engineer trying to track down a mysterious source of static disrupting transatlantic phone calls found a hiss that repeated every twenty-three hours and fifty-six minutes, the exact length of a sidereal day, and traced it to the center of the Milky Way, accidentally inventing radio astronomy
A Bell Labs engineer chasing phantom static in 1932 discovered it was keeping time by the stars—and accidentally opened a window onto the cosmos.
spacedaily.com · 2d
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Behind The Scenes: How Sound Engineer Minjia Du Shapes Audio For Films - Our Culture
In cinema, visual imagery usually grabs the immediate spotlight, but it is sound that quietly …
ourculturemag.com · 2d
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What Features Will Ford Put in a $30,000 Fathom EV Truck? We Found Some Clues
We dug through Ford’s Fathom images, media materials, and public releases to uncover confirmed features and clues about what its $30,000 electric truck could offer.
motortrend.com · 4d
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‘It’s all you can hear’: New Jersey lawsuit takes on datacenter’s noise pollution
Lawsuit alleges sound is nuisance for up to one mile around datacenter as residents experience noises from DataOne
theguardian.com · 4d
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Surround sound no longer means putting holes in your walls thanks to this tech
The best surround setup is the one everyone's allowed to install, and the industry is finally noticing.
pocket-lint.com · 4d
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AI Agents Are Hacking Systems. Could That Push the US and China to Cooperate? | WIRED
This week on “Uncanny Valley,” senior writer Will Knight talks his recent visit to China and the future of AI collaboration.
wired.com · 5d
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Revisiting Tim Curry’s Mediterranean-Style LA Home | Architectural Digest
AD looks back at the late British actor’s 1998 home tour
architecturaldigest.com · 6d
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The room comes first: Home entertainment and the quiet return of listening | Indulgence News - Business Standard
Luxury home entertainment is shifting from showcasing expensive equipment to creating personalised spaces where technology, music and memories seamlessly fit into everyday life
business-standard.com · 6d
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Sound Control and Absorptive Materials Every Architect Should Know
Bad acoustics can ruin a good plan. A room can look calm, balanced, and well detailed, yet still feel harsh when people speak inside it. Sound control belongs in early design decisions. Room size, surface finish, ceiling height, doors, walls, and furniture all affect how a space sounds.
architectsworldblog.com · 1w
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The 'world's first audiophile soundbar' is getting expanded with wireless Dolby Atmos surround support, as if this bonkers speaker wasn't immersive enough | TechRadar
Canvas has expanded its Canvas L soundbar with Dolby Surround and Atmos support via a new control box
techradar.com · 1w
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The House You Pick on Day One Changes Everything Downstream
The house you pick shapes the game. It doesn't have to define it completely, as long as somebody's willing to look up partway through and ask whether the path still fits.
techloy.com · 1w
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How to Capture Live Music Without Killing the Vibe - Our Culture
Strong concert video starts with sound, not camera angles. Before the show, find the front-of-house engineer, ask about board feed options, and confirm where a small recorder can sit safely.
ourculturemag.com · 1w
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Women in Pro Audio: Carla Fàbregas Segismundo - L-Acoustics
Enter Carla Fàbregas Segismundo, a Front of House (FOH) and Monitor Sound Engineer who handles everything from heavy metal festivals to papal symphonies. “I initially started in this industry as a bass player, but I studied a sound engineering course because I felt it was a good idea to know how to record and mix by myself,” Carla explains. “It turned out that I loved live ...
www.l-acoustics.com · 1w
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