Podcasts about eaw

Insights In Sound - Robert Scovill, Live Sound Pro - S15, E7 He's fingered the faders for artists as diverse as Rush, Tom Petty, Kenny Chesney, Prince, Toto, Jackson Browne, Alice Cooper, Matchbox Twenty, and the Go Gos, consulted on technologies from Avid, EAW, and more, written articles and blog posts, and inspired a generation of up and coming audio experts. We finally managed to schedule a date to catch up with Robert Scovill in his home office before he hit the road again with Kenny Chesney's band.  

Send us a Text Message.How do you transition from being an individual AVL lead to becoming the leader for the entire church production team? Tim Wagoner joins us from Long Hollow church to talk about his recent promotion, their decision to buy EAW line arrays and more!  In this episode you'll hear: 1:00 Best Beaches in America 5:30 Tim Wagoner joins us! 18:00 How did Tim become a church tech professional? 22:00 Moving from Audio Lead to Leading Church Production 32:30 Is EAW a good church line array for sightlines?38:40 Longhollow Church's Biggest Production Issues 40:15 Disaster Story: “There was no audio, period.” 44:30 Tech Takeaway46:45 Church Tech Confessional: “Broken package”Resources for your Church Tech MinistryDoes your church have used gear that you need to convert into new ministry dollars? We can make you an offer here. Do you need some production gear but lack the budget to buy new gear? You can get Certified Church Owned gear here.  Connect with us: Follow us on FacebookHang out with us on InstagramSee all the ways we can serve your church on our WebsiteGet our best gear sent to your inbox each Monday before it goes public via the Early Service

This episode we sit down with current EAW heavyweight champion, NYCW Heavyweight champion and WIN world heavyweight champion Joey Conway, we talk about humble beginnings, his relationship with the slimeballs, his beef with the Maximo's and WIN, and more! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-wrestling-potcast/support

EAW president TJ Smith tells Headliner about his mission to rebuild the North American loudspeaker giant's status, how being acquired by RCF Group has impacted the business, and what the future holds for the company.

In this episode of the podcast, we talk with one of our past Marketing Excellence Award winners, Jeff Wilson, about how Ronin got started at  TCI EXPO and the importance of tradeshows in their marketing plan.Jeff is highly experienced with CPG, Retail, Semiconductor, Veterinary Hospital, and Product marketing communications. In addition to generating outstanding creativity, Jeff has deep expertise in business planning and analysis, new product or service development, team development, sales performance management, brand analysis, and future forecasting.   Jeff co-founded Deulofew Wilson Advertising, a specialty 4-A agency that provided marketing communication solutions to market challenges for multi-unit, small to mid-sized businesses. Deulofew Wilson was acquired by DDB Worldwide Group, where Jeff held senior creative and management positions. He developed integrated MarCom programs for accounts, including Weight Watchers, Michelin Tires, Olympus Camera, Tandy Corp, Sears, Computer City, IKEA, and The Incredible Universe.To learn more and to get involved with the TCIAF, please visit them at tcia.org.To learn more and to register for EAW, visit us at eaw.tcia.org.

On this episode of the podcast Jill Golden, Project Manager, Corporate Communications at The Davey Tree Expert Company, joins us to talk about Davey's podcast and ongoing video series that led to them being selected as a winner of 2022 Marketing Excellence Awards.Jill Golden is a project manager in corporate communications for The Davey Tree Expert Company, an employee-owned corporation that provides tree, utility, lawn care and environmental consulting services in the green industry throughout the United States and Canada. Golden is a graduate of Kent State University in Kent, Ohio, and holds a bachelor's degree in public relations. She resides in Cleveland, Ohio, and can be reached at jill.golden@davey.com.To learn more and to get involved with the TCIAF, please visit them at tcia.org.To learn more and to register for EAW, visit us at eaw.tcia.org.

On this episode of the podcast Eric Peterson, President of Arborisk, joins us to talk about risk management, insurance, and what it means for your tree care business.After graduating with a Forestry degree from Univ. Wisconsin-Stevens Point in 2003 and working as an arborist for a parks department, Eric joined his family's insurance agency and began helping tree care companies grow and properly protect themselves. Seeing a need for a more specialized approach for the tree care industry, Eric and his team created the ArboRisk program around two basic principles:  1. To help every arborist get home safe each night. 2. To help tree care companies grow and professionalize.  Eric is a past president and recent recipient of the Wisconsin Arborist Association's Honorary Life Membership Award as well as a member of TCIA, ISA and multiple ISA chapters.Check out the IndusTREE podcast here.To learn more and to get involved with the TCIAF, please visit them at tcia.org.To learn more and to register for EAW, visit us at eaw.tcia.org.

In this episode, we are joined by Korey Conry to talk about his experience as a trainer.Korey Conry is a Field Safety Supervisor/Trainer at Mountain F Enterprises and has been in the tree industry for over four years. He found his home in the safety and training department onboarding helping develop the safety culture with new hires. He is a certified arborist and qualified TRAQ through the ISA, California Flagger instructor, CPR/First Aid instructor, TCIA instructor, and OSHA Authorized Trainer. Korey has since November 2020 has been an instructor of a 5-week utility line clearance arborist class through Butte College. Korey has worked in wildland firefighting, as an emergency room technician, and has a love for the outdoors. When he is not working, you can find him sitting under a Blue Oak in Northern California turkey hunting or watching Star Wars/Harry Potter with his family on movie night To learn more and to get involved with the TCIAF, please visit them at tcia.org.To learn more and to register for EAW, visit us at eaw.tcia.org.

In this episode, we are joined by Katie Petrikas and Virginia Gregoire and talk about their involvement in TCIA's education space.Katie has been with TCIA for four years. She has worked in a variety of roles over that time, including member experience, where she developed a deep understanding of member needs and how to meet them. Katie leverages this knowledge to develop courses specifically tailored to the needs of the industry. Katie's educational background in graphic design and user experience and interface design allows her to create engaging and interactive materials that facilitate effective learning. Outside of work, Katie enjoys spending time with her husband and their son, going for walks in the woods, and caring for her small forest of house plants.Currently, Virginia serves as the director of curriculum and course design at TCIA, where she leads a team of instructional developers and subject matter experts in developing and implementing programs that meet the evolving needs of students and employers. Virginia utilizes her expertise in the development of competency-based training programs and adult learning theory to offer a blended approach to employee development, combining online learning and on the job skills training. Her passion for education and commitment to excellence make her a highly respected leader in the field of curriculum and course design.  Most recently, she was the chief architect in designing a custom learning platform infrastructure which has modernized the educational landscape for the tree care industry. To learn more and to get involved with the TCIAF, please visit them at tcia.org.To learn more and to register for EAW, visit us at eaw.tcia.org.

En este Capítulo: Hijo del Santo demanda a AAA, EAW, Rumbo al programa 100, WWDisney, invitado Mauricio Ahuatl Programas producidos por Cine en linea y retransmitidos en homenaje a la memoria de El Testigo. Redes sociales: facebook.com/bajolascapuchas

Following his exposure of the Swiss banking system, Trevor Kitchen has been viciously hounded by both the Swiss and European legal systems, principally with the help of the European Arrest Warrant. Yet even Conservative MP Dominic Raab sees the danger, saying …"The EAW has devastated the lives of too many innocent people.” We all need to understand the dangers of this legal pernicious legal device.

On episode 176 the hosts are joined by Bernie Broderick. He describes himself as enigmatic but has been very influential in speaker design and education. They discuss a wide variety of topics  "Everything is good now" so, what is next for speaker design? How has "corporate" influenced or impacted the evolution and advancement of technology? Bernie talks about his journey in teaching audio, how that journey progressed, and more.Bernie has served as in product development and as a trainer for some of the largest manufacturers (L-Acoustics, EAW and others) over several decades, and he's bringing that expertise to Truth In Audio, which has joined forces with manufacturers and a diverse variety of experienced professionals from many facets of pro audio to provide industry-sponsored technical trainingBernie Broderick was originally Episode #3learn more about Truth in Audio here: truthinaudio.comProSondWeb article This episode is sponsored by Audix , Allen & Heath, and RCFJoin our Discord Server and our Facebook Group, Follow us on InstagramPlease check out and support The Roadie Clinic, Their mission is simple. "We exist to empower & heal roadies and their families by providing resources & services tailored to the struggles of the touring lifestyle."The Signal To Noise podcast series on ProSoundWeb is hosted by Live Sound/PSW technical editor Michael Lawrence and pro audio veterans Kyle Chirnside, Chris Leonard, and Sam Boone.

Ginger Griggs has contributed to human resources and recruitment through her two companies, ASC LEADER and EAW, and her involvement with organizations such as the ACCJ and TAC. Ginger's expertise as an executive coach is characterized by her compassionate approach, rooted in personal experiences of overcoming tragedies and challenges in her own life. Ginger is forthcoming about her first marriage, which led to her advocacy for same-sex marriages in Japan. With her husband of 32 years, Dieter, Ginger has come to terms with her life away from the US and has recently become a homeowner in Japan.

Can a drama lose its footing in the second half and still be charming as hell? We think so! This week we deep dive one of Netflix's highest ranking shows of the summer, Extraordinary Attorney Woo. Join Amy, Lia, and guest host Sarah from @KDramaThis (Insta and Twitter) as we explore what the drama did well, whether or not there are too many court cases, and what we expect from season 2. And stay tuned for next week's episode, Part 2, where we explore autistic representation in EAW with two autisic viewers and unpack what the drama got right and where it can improve with the much anticipated season 2.  K-Pop Rec: "Pink Venom" by BlackpinkAre your family and friends sick of you talking about K-drama? We get it...and have an answer. Join our AfterNoona Delight Patreon and find community among folks who get your obsession. And check out www.afternoonadelight.com for more episodes, book recs and social media goodness. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

The first part of our spoiler discussion of Extraordinary Attorney Woo (season 1). We also covered our early impressions of the show on https://dramasoverflowers.captivate.fm/episode/133 (episode 133). Don't forget to tell us which shows you've decided to pick up! DM on https://www.instagram.com/dramasoverflowers_/ (Insta) or https://twitter.com/dramasoverflow (Twitter)! LINKS MENTIONED: The ihttps://www.dramasoverflowers.net/post/why-writer-moon-ji-won-writes-autistic-characters (nterview with writer & director of EAW )(translated by Anisa) Park Eun-bin answers https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0IGasR4mAOU (10 questions about EAW (video)) Redeemed for the wrong sin: https://www.dramasoverflowers.net/post/redeemed-for-the-wrong-sin-kwon-min-woo (Paroma's post on Kwon Min-woo) Interesting recent article Saya came across: https://www.theguardian.com/society/2021/dec/16/adults-discovered-autistic-child-diagnosed-autism (‘A lot fell into place': the adults who discovered they were autistic – after their child was diagnosed) MORE EPISODES YOU'LL LIKE: Episode 133: https://dramasoverflowers.captivate.fm/episode/133 (First Impressions eps 1-8) Episode 134: https://dramasoverflowers.captivate.fm/episode/134 (Lee Min-ki (actor spotlight)) THANK YOU to our beloved patrons for another year of helping us light the lanterns to sail our ship! NEWSLETTER: https://dramasoverflowers.substack.com/ (Join our email list) for the monthly newsletter with podcast announcements and special episodes! SOCIAL: Follow us on Twitter https://twitter.com/dramasoverflow (@dramasoverflow) and Instagram https://www.instagram.com/dramasoverflowers_/ (@dramasoverflowers_). Email us at dramasoverflowers@gmail.com. https://www.patreon.com/dramasoverflowers (Support us on Patreon), by leaving a review on Apple podcasts, or simply by telling your friends! ❤︎ This episode was edited by Saya (assisted by Paroma) Dramas Over Flowers is part of the https://frolic.media/podcasts/ (Frolic Podcast Network).

Rich Frembes joins the hosts on episode 115, to discuss his work as a loudspeaker designer at EAW and Fulcrum Acoustics. They get into topics such as how personal the projects are behind a brand and knowing when a design is not going to work and how to move on.  Frembes also discusses how Fulcrum takes into consideration whats happens off-axis just as much as on-axis when it comes to speaker design.  Going into the manufacturing side of the business after having been active in the field can be a tough decision however they discuss the multiple benefits both to the person and the manufacture.Rich joined Fulcrum Acoustic in 2009 after almost ten years with Eastern Acoustic Works (EAW). During his time with EAW, he advanced steadily through several positions in application/customer support and product development. He also consulted on custom loudspeaker projects and conducted on-site system optimization sessions for high-profile clients. At Fulcrum, he works closely with Dave on all aspects of the product line. A native of Michigan, Rich worked as a FOH and monitor engineer with regional and touring bands in the Midwest. It has been said that Rich can detect the amplitude and frequency of a mosquito's whine, and then provide that mosquito with high-fidelity concert amplification. In his spare time, Rich contemplates the fate of neo-capitalist ideologies in a poststructural era. He is also an inveterate collector of wooden spoons. In 2014, Rich was the recipient of the prestigious Willard Scott medallion for his life-long dedication to the pursuit of weather monitoring and forecasting.This episode is sponsored by Audix and Allen & Heath.Be sure to check out the Signal To Noise Facebook Group, & Discord Server It's a space for listeners to create to generate conversations around the people and topics covered in the podcast — we want your questions and comments! Let's build a great sound community with a place to learn, discuss, and reminisce about the “good old days.”The Signal To Noise podcast series on ProSoundWeb is hosted by Live Sound/PSW technical editor Michael Lawrence and pro audio veterans Kyle Chirnside and Chris Leonard

Today we're talking with John Mills, system engineer with EAW. We talk about going from 5000 seat venues to Kenny Chesney, system teching and boxed wine. And the relationship between FOH and system techs. So bring your favorite vintage, we have your glass waiting!   On Tap Today: 903 Brewing Sasquatch Reserve Coconut Coffee milk stout Last Stand Vaquero Rancher lager 2012 Nighhawk Black wine

The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA) has released its draft permit and an environmental assessment worksheet (EAW) for Riverview LLP's Twelvemile Dairy, a proposed 12,000-head jersey dairy feedlot southeast of Wheaton in Traverse County, Minnesota.  Rusty Halvorson visited with Jenna Ness of the MPCA about the proposed facility. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

EAW เอพิโสดนี้ อีกหนึ่งคำถามสัมภาษณ์งานสุดฮิตที่ก็ไม่รู้เหมือนกันว่า เอ มันตอบยากหรือตอบง่ายกันแน่ ถ้าเขาถามเราเรื่องงานอดิเรกล่ะ จะตอบอย่างไรให้ดูดี How to answer “What are your hobbies?” at a job interview? ลิงก์ช่อง KND STUDIO: http://bit.ly/kndstudio ลิงก์เข้ากลุ่ม ‘ภาษาดี ชีวิตดี โดยคำนี้ดีพอดแคสต์': https://www.facebook.com/groups/kndgroup/

EAW & Welding Defects

What's the best photo advice you've received this year? In this episode, Matthew shares something he wish he had done early in his career.

Matthew discusses the 2020 Eddie Adams Photography Workshop.

The one and only Bernard Broderick, Speaker God, blessed us with a conversation. From L'acoustics, EAW, and Adamson, to Custom Built Speakers, Bernie shares his stories that make up his amazing skill set he possesses to this day.

Jamie Anderson of Rational Acoustics joins us for a discussion on SPL ( Sound Pressure Level). Many people still have a knowledge gap or misunderstanding in this area, especially when it comes to exposure. However, Smaart V8 and Smaart SPL now have some new features that allow us to monitor SPL in ways not available in the past. Both Michael and Chris have spent a lot of time over the past year researching and learning effective uses for SPL monitoring in various applications.Jamie has been teaching and working in the field of sound system engineering, measurement and alignment for over 17 years. During his career, he has worked as a technical support manager and SIM instructor for Meyer Sound Laboratories, as a system engineer on tour for A-1 Audio (kd Lang) and UltraSound (Dave Matthews Band), and most recently, as a product manager and instructor for SIA and EAW.In the course of his professional career, Jamie has taught more than 350 SIM and Smaart classes, for over 5000 students (!), in over 20 countries on 6 continents. He has been the house system engineer for 4 Montreux Jazz Festivals and 6 Telluride Bluegrass Festivals, has worked with The Grateful Dead, Anita Baker and Louis Miguel Tours, and has been involved in hundreds of system alignments across a vast and diverse range of venues (studio to stadium) and applications (theatre, church, clubs, rock and roll tours, conventions, etc .)This episode is sponsored by: Audix Be sure to check out the Signal To Noise Facebook Group. It's a space for listeners to create to generate conversations around the people and topics covered in the podcast — we want your questions and comments! Let's build a great sound community with a place to learn, discuss and reminisce about the “good old days.”The Signal To Noise podcast series on ProSoundWeb is hosted by Live Sound/PSW technical editor Michael Lawrence and pro audio veterans Kyle Chirnside/Chris Leonard

One of the top concerns photographers have is about getting work. In today's episode you will learn one of the best ways to create an amazing photography career.

Picture this. It's 1983. The International Design Conference in Aspen has a special speaker: Steve Jobs from Apple. He's giving a talk called “The Future Isn't What It Used To Be.” He has a scraggly beard and really, really wants to recruit some industrial designers. In this talk, he talked about software. He talked about dealers. After watching the rise of small computer stores across the country and seeing them selling, and frequently helping people pirate, apps for their iconic Apple II, Steve Jobs predicts that the dealers were adept at selling computers, but not software. There weren't categories of software yet. But there were radio stations and television programs. And there were record stores. And he predicted we would transmit software electronically over the phone line. And that we'd pay for it with a credit card if we liked using it. If you haven't listened to the talk, it's fascinating. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KWwLJ_6BuJA In that talk, he parlayed Alan Kay's research into the DynaBook while he was at Xerox PARC to talk about what would later be called tablet computers and ebooks. Jobs thought Apple would do so in the 80s. And they did dabble with the Newton MessagePad in 1993, so he wasn't too far off. I guess the writers from Inspector Gadget were tuned into the same frequency as they gave Penny a book computer in 1983. Watching her use it with her watch changed my life. Or maybe they'd used GameLine, a service that let Atari 2600 owners rent video games using a cartridge with a phone connection. Either way, it took awhile, but Jobs would eventually ship the both the App Store and the iPad to the masses. He alluded to the rise of the local area network, email, the importance of design in computers, voice recognition, maps on devices (which came true with Google and then Apple Maps), maps with photos, DVDs (which he called video disks), the rise of object-oriented programming, and the ability to communicate with a portable device with a radio link. So flash forward to 1993. 10 years after that brilliant speech. Jobs is shown the Electronic AppWrapper at NextWORLD, built by Paget Press. Similar to the Whole Earth Catalog, EAW had begun life as a paper catalog of all software available for the NeXT computers but evolved into a CD-based tool and could later transmit software over the Internet. Social, legal, and logistical issues needed to be worked out. They built digital rights management. They would win the Content and Information Best of Breed award and there are even developers from that era still designing software in the modern era. That same year, we got Debian package managers and rpm. Most of this software was free and open source, but suddenly you could build a binary package and call it. By 1995 we had pan, the Comprehensive Perl Archive Network. An important repository for anyone that's worked with Linux. 1998 saw the rise of apt-get. But it was 10 years after Jobs saw the Electronic AppWrapper and 20 years after he had publicly discussed what we now call an App Store that Apple launched the iTunes Store in 2003, so people could buy songs to transfer from their Mac to their iPod, which had been released in 2001. Suddenly you could buy music like you used to in a record store, but on the Internet. Now, the first online repository of songs you could download had come about back in 93 and the first store to sell songs had come along in 98 - selling MP3 files. But the iTunes Store was primarily to facilitate those objects going to a mobile device. And so 2007 comes along and Jobs announces the first iPhone at the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference . A year later, Apple would release the App Store, the day before the iPhone 3G dropped, bringing apps to phones wirelessly in 2008, 25 years after Jobs had predicted it in 1983. It began with 500 apps. A few months later the Google Play store would ship as well, although it was originally called the Android Market. It's been a meteoric rise. 10 years later, in 2018, app revenue on the iOS App Store would hit 46.6 billion dollars. And revenue on the Google Play store would hit 24.8 billion with a combined haul between $71 billion and 101 billion according to where you look. And in 2019 we saw a continued 2 digit rise in revenues, likely topping $120 billion dollars. And a 3 digit rise in China. The global spend is expected to double by 2023, with Africa and South America expected to see a 400% rise in sales in that same time frame. There used to be shelves of software in boxes at places like Circuit City and Best Buy. The first piece of software I ever bought was Civilization. Those boxes at big box stores are mostly gone now. Kinda' like how I bought Civilization on the App Store and have never looked back. App developers used to sell a copy of a game, just like that purchase. But game makers don't just make money off of purchases any more. Now they make money off of in-app advertising and in-app purchases, many of which are for subscriptions. You can even buy a subscription for streaming media to your devices, obviating the need for buying music and sometimes video content. Everyone seems to be chasing that sweet, sweet monthly recurring revenue now. As with selling devices, Apple sells less but makes much, much more. Software development started democratically, with anyone that could learn a little BASIC, being able to write a tool or game that could make them millions. That dropped for awhile as software distribution channels matured but was again democratized with the release of the App Store. Those developers have received Operating systems, once distributed on floppies, have even moved over to the App Store - and with Apple and Google, the net result is that they're now free. And you can even buy physical things using in-app purchases, Apple Pay through an Apple credit card, and digital currency, closing the loop and fully obfuscating the virtual and the physical. And today any company looking to become a standard, or what we like to call in software, a platform, will have an App Store. Most follow the same type of release strategy. They begin with a catalog, move to facilitating the transactions, add a fee to do so, and ultimately facilitate subscription services. If a strategy aint broke, don't fix it. The innovations are countless. Amazon builds services for app developers and sells them a tie to wear at their pitches to angels and VCs. Since 1983, the economy has moved on from paying cash for a box of software. And we're able to conceptualize disrupting just about anything thanks to the innovations that sprang forth in that time where those early PCs were transitioning into the PC revolution. Maybe it was inevitable without Steve Jobs right in the thick of it. Technological determinism is impossible to quantify. Either way, app stores and the resultant business models have made our lives better. And for that we owe Apple and all of the other organizations and individuals that helped make them happen, our gratitude. Just as I owe you mine for tuning in, to yet another episode, of the history of computing podcast. We are so lucky to have you. Have a great day!

In this episode, Paul discusses a recent decision out of Minnesota requiring a state agency to address concerns raised by an environmental group that the agency did not address climate change and greenhouse gas emissions from a dairy expansion raised by the group. Materials discussed in this episode: Goeringer, Paul. Minnesota Agency Should Have Taken into Account Climate Change Impact Before Allowing Dairy to Expand (Nov. 3, 2019). If you have questions for Paul contact him at lgoering@umd.edu, tweet him @aglawPaul, follow him on Instagram, or 301-405-3541.

An audio guy his whole life, Ken Berger is truly one of the most knowledgeable guys out there as it relates to audio reproduction, speaker technology, etc. Hear from Ken his thoughts on speaker tech and line arrays and where he's left his mark on the business. Brought to you by our friends at ACT Lighting. 

    This cooperative event between Scott Riley and Mathew Scott (of Iron Cow [Orlando] was a perfect fit and opportunity to support Scott's new Mixology series.  Dante Filippelli, Christopher Tennant, & Scott Riley (Deep House, Soulful House, Tech House, Progressive House, Melodic Techno)   If this were a musical pot luck dinner, you would be upset and slightly irked had you not received an invite, only to see and hear about all the fun you missed out on via social media the following day. Well…that's kinda how many of our listeners felt when an impromptu pop up party sprang up and caught many off guard.  The show was announced with less than twenty four hours notice.  Have no fear.  The crew at EarTheater didn’t want you to be left out... (continued below)   STREAMS: M4A ~ 512k (Best compressed sound)  MP3 ~ 320k (Napster Life) FLAC ~ High Quality Lossless (may not play in all browsers / devices)   Tracklist: tba   #dantefilippelli #christennant #scottriley #ironcow #orlando #djset #orlandohouse #dj #eartheater #usdjs #music #edm #dj #djset #djmix #housemusic #deephouse #progressivehouse #djpodcast #melodichouse #techhouse #traktor #cdj2000nxs #ableton #1200s     (cont.)  And in all actuality the boys sacked the original invite only private home residence affair and wanted to share proper all the talent and tunes in a club setting.   The trigger fingers couldn’t fire off fast enough and open up what was intended to happen in a living room and showcase in an intimate club with top tier sound to support. A la the now infamous Iron Cow with it’s EAW sound system. This three hour epic journey is brought to you via DJ’s Dante Filippelli, Christopher Tennant & Scott Riley in their respective orders of duty. The only member listed on the bill and not accounted for in the mix is Scot Shapiro.  All speculation aside its nice to see individual care in making sure that those who could not attend are not left out with attention to detail in the recording of these special events.  EarTheater has always prided themselves in the best possible sound using only the best recording techniques and this edition stands tall in sonic fortitude. - John Berry

While playing some of the coolest indie music from all over the planet, D also gets to have some interesting conversations about the music industry with fantastic people from all sides of the business. After getting "airchecked" herself by her program director for quality, a lightbulb went off. Why not aircheck the industry?   In this episode, D chats with award-winning, Robert Scovill to get his take on the industry coming up for the sound side of the business. "Robert is a 35+ year veteran of professional concert sound and recording and has mixed over 3500 events in his career, having been enlisted by acts including Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers,  Matchbox Twenty, Jackson Browne, Rush, Def Leppard, Prince and many others.  Scovill’s body of live sound and recording work has earned him well-deserved industry accolades including 6 TEC Awards for technical and creative achievement in sound reinforcement. Robert is a 4 time nominee, two time winner of the PLSN Parnelli Award for live sound engineer of the year and has been a multi-year nominee for Mobile Production’s “Top Dog” Award along with being an inaugural nominee for the highly coveted Pensado Award for live sound excellence.  As the owner of Eldon’s Boy Productions Inc. and MusiCanvas Recorders in Scottsdale, AZ, he offers full service mixing facility and mobile recording services.Robert is also a highly sought after consultant advising artists, sound companies and the house of worship market on everything from technology, workflows and acoustics for their companies and events.  As an educator, Robert has lectured throughout the world on concert sound and recording practices at seminars and trade shows, and is a regular contributor to numerous industry publications, blog sites and YouTube video series. Robert’ has served as a technical consultant for many of the top name manufacturers in professional audio, including Avid, EAW, Neumann, Audio Technica, Electrovoice, Servo Drive, and Alesis.  Currently he holds the position of Senior Market Specialist for live sound and recording products for Avid as principle designer fortheir VENUE line of live sound consoles, contributing to all aspects of their commanding presence in the live event market." - www.workingclassaudio.com   Did you miss their down-to-earth conversation about what Robert Scovill focuses on? Catch part one right here. 

Bernie Broderick talks about Truth in Audio and his EAW 750 Restomod project

O meta de EaW está rolando por todo lado e os treinamentos para os regionais já começaram!Nessa semana, falamos sobre como fazemos a construção dos nossos decks, como aperfeiçoamos as listas, treinamos e nos preparamos para grandes eventos.Pretende jogar um grande evento e quer aproveitar cada dica?Então esse episódio é pra você!Que os Force Rolls estejam com vocês!

Mais um eCast no ar e mais uma vez trazendo uma análise de deck! Com Império em Guerra finalmente entre nós, o leque para novos decks está aberto novamente enquanto o meta game brasileiro começa a se moldar. Assim como o Qui-Gon/Kanan, que brilhou lá fora no meta de EaW, o Rainbow 5s (eBala-Tik/eCiena/Nightsister) também se firmou em muitos lugares de destaque nos torneios internacionais. Coloque seu fone de ouvido, pegue dois recursos e venha conhecer esse deck com a gente! Contato: Email do Elite Facebook do Elite Canal do Elite no YouTube Grupo do Elite no Discord Link(s) citados nesse episódio: Rainbow 5s no SWDestinyDB Cartas citadas nesse episódio: Feed: Feedburner / iTunes O eCast é apresentado por: Gustavo Gobbi – gustavo@timeelite.com.br Uiberon Araújo – uiberon@timeelite.com.br   Obrigado pela companhia, deixe seu comentário no nosso site e que a Força esteja com você!

Mais um eCast no ar e mais uma vez trazendo uma análise de deck! Com Império em Guerra finalmente entre nós, o leque para novos decks está aberto novamente enquanto o meta game brasileiro começa a se moldar. Assim como o Qui-Gon/Kanan, que brilhou lá fora no meta de EaW, o Rainbow 5s (eBala-Tik/eCiena/Nightsister) também se firmou em muitos lugares de destaque nos torneios internacionais. Coloque seu fone de ouvido, pegue dois recursos e venha conhecer esse deck com a gente! Contato: Email do Elite Facebook do Elite Canal do Elite no YouTube Grupo do Elite no Discord Link(s) citados nesse episódio: Rainbow 5s no SWDestinyDB Cartas citadas nesse episódio: Feed: Feedburner / iTunes O eCast é apresentado por: Gustavo Gobbi – gustavo@timeelite.com.br Uiberon Araújo – uiberon@timeelite.com.br   Obrigado pela companhia, deixe seu comentário no nosso site e que a Força esteja com você!

Check out this weeks episode as we discuss the EaW meta and how it shaped out. Breaking down 10 different regionals top 8, 4, 2 and winners. We also close out by talking about our first night of opening Legacies boxes and the decks we made. iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/golden-dice-podcast/id1332419626 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoFayWPwbSYcBWsWTyx521A/featuredPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/GoldenDiceFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/goldendicepodcast/

Episódio 7 no ar!Trazemos o report da grande final da Kessel Cup, com Force Roll fortemente envolvido no Top 8.Além disso, novidades da chegada de EaW e do Jogo para 2 jogadores.Não podiamos deixar de falar do anúncio do pré-lançamento de Legacies e Rivals e trazer novidades com os últimos spoilers. 

The new errata has been released and we sit down this week to discuss all the major changes and how that will affect the Star Wars Destiny meta. The biggest announcement was the Balance of the Force and we spend a few mins with the Lead Designer, Jeremy Zwirn, to talk about why they created the list, what qualifies a card to get put on the list and the future of characters as the game moves forward. We also cover the biggest changes to the game and discuss strategy on how to use these new changes to your advantage when you visit your local game stores. PAX unplugged is coming up very soon and we are giving away a EaW booster box at our second Happy Hour event, PLUS Todd has a new online store with a special discount for our listeners. Check him out at https://www.totalaccessgames.com/.Galactic Senate: http://shoutengine.com/KnightsofRen/galactic-senate-101-40212Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/KORpodcastFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/knightsofrenpodcast/Twitter: https://twitter.com/KoRPodcastDiscord: discord.gg/bEAtcQZYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCx0dn5sfXnxfO68XXtKRAswArtificery: https://artificery.com/Severn Gaming Network: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0luZxz7FY833bpdC-qOOJwStarkiller Base: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFXNdZ8RUQ_QmcOIZwZNOKg

Rivals has been announced and we sit down to talk all about draft and sealed Destiny. Drafting is not new to card games, but adding in dice and 6 packs for draft or 8 packs for sealed makes for some unique ways to play the game. We talk about each card spoiled by FFG and give out thoughts on what to draft when presented with different situations.PAX unplugged is coming up very soon and we are giving away a EaW booster box at our second Happy Hour event, PLUS Todd has a new online store with a special discount for our listeners. Check him out at https://www.totalaccessgames.com/.Galactic Senate: http://shoutengine.com/KnightsofRen/galactic-senate-101-40212Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/KORpodcastFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/knightsofrenpodcast/Twitter: https://twitter.com/KoRPodcastDiscord: discord.gg/bEAtcQZYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCx0dn5sfXnxfO68XXtKRAswArtificery: https://artificery.com/Severn Gaming Network: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0luZxz7FY833bpdC-qOOJwStarkiller Base: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFXNdZ8RUQ_QmcOIZwZNOKg

Primeiro episódio do nosso Podcast, falando sobre nossa experiência como jogadores, torneios do fim da temporada de SoR no Brasil, expectativa para EaW e spoilers de Legacies e Rivals.Que a força esteja conosco!

No clima da nova expansão Empire At War, está no ar o sexo eCast (lê-se “Elite Cast”), o seu podcast de Star Wars: Destiny. Nessa semana, Gobbi, Uiberon e Rhu falam de seus desejos e previsões para EaW e fazem um bolão para ver quem tem mais acertos (cartelas abaixo) nas apostas. Também está ansioso para a nova expansão como a gente? Então coloca seu fone de ouvido e entra no trem dando play! Contato E-mail: ecastdestiny@gmail.com Twitter: Gobbi: twitter.com/thejedidroid Rhu: twitter.com/doctor_rhu Uiberon: twitter.com/uiberon Cartelas do bolão para EaW (clique para ampliá-las) Props citadas (clique para ampliá-las) Feed Feedburner / iTunes   Obrigado pela companhia, deixe seu comentário abaixo e que a Força esteja com você!

No clima da nova expansão Empire At War, está no ar o sexo eCast (lê-se “Elite Cast”), o seu podcast de Star Wars: Destiny. Nessa semana, Gobbi, Uiberon e Rhu falam de seus desejos e previsões para EaW e fazem um bolão para ver quem tem mais acertos (cartelas abaixo) nas apostas. Também está ansioso para a nova expansão como a gente? Então coloca seu fone de ouvido e entra no trem dando play! Contato E-mail: ecastdestiny@gmail.com Twitter: Gobbi: twitter.com/thejedidroid Rhu: twitter.com/doctor_rhu Uiberon: twitter.com/uiberon Cartelas do bolão para EaW (clique para ampliá-las) Props citadas (clique para ampliá-las) Feed Feedburner / iTunes   Obrigado pela companhia, deixe seu comentário abaixo e que a Força esteja com você!

Working Class Audio Session #140 with Robert Scovill!!! Robert Scovill is a modern day renaissance man with interests and activities spanning a wide breadth of professional audio. Robert is a 35-year veteran of professional concert sound and recording and has mixed over 3500 events in his career. His engineering and production talents have been enlisted by a veritable ‘Who’s Who’ of marquee music acts including Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers, Matchbox Twenty, Jackson Browne, Rush, Def Leppard, Prince and many others. Scovill’s body of live sound and recording work has garnered numerous industry accolades including 6 TEC Awards for technical and creative achievement in sound reinforcement. Robert is a 4 time nominee, two time winner of the PLSN Parnelli Award for live sound engineer of the year and has been a multi-year nominee for Mobile Production’s “Top Dog” Award along with being an inaugural nominee for the highly coveted Pensado Award for live sound excellence. As the owner of Eldon’s Boy Productions Inc. and MusiCanvas Recorders in Scottsdale, AZ, he offers full service mixing facility and mobile recording services.Robert is also a highly sought after consultant advising artists, sound companies and the house of worship market on everything from technology, workflows and acoustics for their companies and events. As an educator, Robert has lectured throughout the world on concert sound and recording practices at seminars and trade shows, and is a regular contributor to numerous industry publications, blog sites and YouTube video series. Robert’s profile includes positions as a technical consultant for many of the top name manufacturers in professional audio, including Avid, EAW, Neumann, Audio-Technica, Electrovoice, Servo Drive, and Alesis. He has held the title of endorser for numerous products, including Avid’s VENUE live sound environment, WAVE’s digital technology, Neumann Microphones, ATI Paragon, Intersonics loud speakers, Future Sonics ear monitors, and countless others throughout the years. In 2006 Robert served as guest speaker delivering the keynote address for the Annual AES conference in San Francisco. He currently holds the position of Senior Specialist for live sound and recording products for Avid as principle designer for their VENUE line of live sound consoles, contributing to all aspects of their commanding presence in the live event market. Robert’s hobbies include snowboarding, archery, pistol and rifle sports along with endurance challenge athletic events. He has successfully completed the Lake Tahoe North/South Swim, The Alcatraz Swim Challenge, The Great Wall Marathon and World’s Toughest Mudder along with numerous other events. Robert is very happily married with three children and a dog named Fender. About this Interview: Robert joins me via Skype in Arizona to talk about challenges on the road including diet, fitness, staying close with family as well as his love for digital technology in the live sound world. -Matt

The return of the BWR Interviews after some months out! Today we speak to up and coming star Robert Sharpe who lists the likes of EAW, HOPE Wrestling, Lincoln Fight Factory, Full House Wrestling and RCWA as promotions he has wrestled for previously! Follow us on Twitter : @BritWresRevival

The return of the BWR Interviews after some months out! Today we speak to up and coming star Robert Sharpe who lists the likes of EAW, HOPE Wrestling, Lincoln Fight Factory, Full House Wrestling and RCWA as promotions he has wrestled for previously! Follow us on Twitter : @BritWresRevival

On this episode Robert Caplin chats the one-and-only Alyssa Adams, deputy editor at TV Guide Magazine and executive director of the Eddie Adams Workshop. Back in 1988, Alyssa and her late husband, Eddie Adams, founded this annual, tuition-free workshop that invites the 100 top students and early professional photographers, chosen strictly by the merit of their portfolios, to their barn in Jeffersonville, NY at the peek of Autumn, to participate in one of the industry's longest-running and respected workshops. They talk about Alyssa's background in design, how she got into the photo industry, how she and Eddie met, and they talk all about the workshop Robert attended a decade ago as a student and has since returned as a team producer. Sit back, relax, and enjoy this episode of The Photo Brigade podcast!  

On this episode Robert chats with his good friend Al Bello, who's been a staff sports photographer with Getty Images for over two decades. On top of being one of the greatest sports photographers, Al is one of the nicest photographers you could ever meet in our industry. Al and Robert connected at this year's Eddie Adams Workshop in Upstate New York where they both led the orange sports team along with Brad Smith of Sports Illustrated. Tehy talk about how he got into sports photography as a “darkroom boy” for a  magazine called The Ring, his lengthy career at Getty, the difficulty of balancing a career traveling the world and family life, his advice to the next generation of photographers, and much more. Sit back, relax, and enjoy our pond-side chat on this episode of The Photo Brigade podcast!