Podcasts about prosound

Podcast Jarka Szubrychta „La La Live” to opowieść o muzyce nie przez pryzmat nowych singli i płyt, ale z perspektywy życia koncertowego i festiwalowego. To rozmowy zza kulis, mniej skupiające się na samych artystach, a bardziej na tych, którzy poza zasięgiem naszego wzroku ciężko pracują na to, by wszystko dobrze brzmiało i wyglądało. W tym odcinku przechodzimy do sedna, czyli rozmawiamy o nagłośnieniu koncertów. Gościem jest Jarosław Kaszyński, którego firma ProSound działa w branży od 1996 roku i nagłaśniała takich gigantów jak Deep Purple, Slayer i Judas Priest, a także koncerty na Off Festivalu w Katowicach. Gość Jarka Szubrychta zdradza, nagłośnienie którego koncertu było dla niego największym wyzwaniem i obala najpopularniejsze mity o nagłaśnianiu koncertów.

On the latest episode of PIECES OF WORK, LA-based two-time Academy Award-winning sound designer/sound editor ETHAN VAN DER RYN talks about his history in sound, cutting his teeth in the Bay Area film scene of Coppola and Lucas, and how a sound mixer/editor/designer works, collaborating with directors, composers, musicians, composers, actors and much more on this exclusive interview. Ethan Van Der Ryn is the co-founder, with Erik Aadahl, of E² , a sound design team dedicated to the art of sound…they are responsible for the sound design and sound editing of the TRANSFORMERS and KUNG FU PANDA films.  Other credits include THE LORD OF THE RINGS series, ARGO, A QUIET PLACE, THE TREE OF LIFE, SAVING PRIVATE RYAN and many more influential and global blockbuster films. Together they have garnered 7 Academy Award nominations and 2 wins. For more information on Ethan Van der Ryn and E2 Sound go to www.e2sound.com PIECES OF WORK is a unique interview series of interesting subjects and unusual suspects talking about their chosen profession.  Check out previous episodes anytime on all podcast platforms and live and direct on jasoncharles.net Podcast Network TALK channel See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sounds Profitable to launch an ad-tech podcast; ProSound reviews new microphones; Apple still #1 say Libsyn Visit https://podnews.net/update/strange-things-in-newspapers for all the links, and to subscribe.

PSSL Alumni and current ADJ Regional Sales Manager Tom Freret stops by to talk about the 44 year history of ProSound and Stage Lighting while sharing inside information on how mobile entertainers take their business to the next level as a production company.

David Claringbold hat einen spannenden Werdegang. Er begann seine Arbeit als Tontechniker und hat Bands abgemischt, so ging es stets Bergauf. Er wurde Direktor des weltbekannten Sydney Opera House. Nun ist er von Australien nach Deutschland gekommen, nach Backnang zu d&b audio. Egal ob du auf dem Festival oder im Konzertsaal bist, wenn es da high-end Sound gibt kannst du sicher sein, er kommt aus d&b Lautsprechern. Wir sprechen mit ihm über seinen spannenden Werdegang, die Bedeutung von Klang und den Wert der Musik in Zeiten von Spotify & Co..

Peavey was founded in the 60's based on a very simple need... "we need gear for our band". From there, Hartley went on to create a massive empire of not only guitar amplifiers, but sound equipment, great guitars, an amplifier for one of the greatest guitarists ever born (the 5150 for EVH) and along the way, even some keyboards and drums!  Hartley believes in building great product at an affordable price, and has done that longer than almost anyone in the industry, and although he's 77 years old, along with his team, he continues to do it today! Hartley opens up about many of the problems that plague the musical instrument business, issues with NAMM (National Association of Music Merchants), the Dealer / Manufacturer relationship, and even some of his own competitors. This is one for the ages! 

Music Publisher, Theo Ellis of Prosound Media provides a great deal of insight for Songwriters, Producers, or anyone interested in stepping foot into the music business. The following topics are covered. Loaded episode.  + studying at Specs Howard for tv and radio  + The backstory on his label, Detroit Digital  + His company Prosound Media/SILLE Publishing that is “Empowering Musicians Everywhere”.  + Clearing samples and compulsory licenses  + The importance of Songwriters being educated about music publishing  + Secured sync placements via SILLE Publishing  + Sync licensing, why it can be a life changing revenue stream for artists  + How Independent Songwriters can properly benefit from streaming  For “LABL” merch and more. http://leadandbelegendary.net  Nametag Alexander - “Work. Win. Repeat.” feat. Junii (prod. by Black Bethoven) https://www.nametagalexander.com/2019/05/work-win-repeat-feat-junii-prod-by.html?m=1  Junii - “Junii’s Joint” (prod. by [Ra]) https://soundcloud.com/better-in-black/juniis-joint-freestyle  Checkout mixshows from DJ DDT at http://mixcloud.com/djddt  IG: @prosoundmedia x @leadandbelegendary x @nametagalexander  Twitter: @prosoundmedia x @lablmusic x @nametagalxndr  Join the “LABL Podcast” Facebook group. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/leadandbelegendary/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/leadandbelegendary/support

D&B are truly one of the leaders in todays touring and installation systems world. Their newest technology is on display here at the show for all to share, but hear about the company, their products and philosophies, etc - right here as the Geezers discuss sound with Frank "Live" here at Infocomm! 

Here it is - our first of MANY podcasts recorded "Live" here in Orlando at Infocomm. I hope you enjoy them all - beginning with Powersoft's founder and still head of R&D, Claudio Lastrucci - discussing the many aspects of technology involved in their highend amplifier / dsp range. 

Gregg Brunclik began his journey, like so many in our industry have... beginning as a musician, and eventually, being lured into the support side of the "business". He took a loan from his dad, and BUILT his first sound system using that same system to provide audio for Eddie Rabbit and so many others. Gregg believes in hard work paying off, team work, family, and all the right things - while growing a business with 160+ employees and 3 locations in sound, lighting, video, staging, trucking and more. Episode 22 is brought to you by our friends at ACT Lighting. 

En NotiPod Hoy Después de 4 años sin lanzar actualizaciones de su mítico dispositivo el iPod,Apple ha presentado una nueva edición incorporándole funciones como FaceTime y una mayor capacidad de almacenamiento (256 GB). La publicidad donde los oyentes interactúan, a través de la voz, con las marcas, probablemente estarán llegando a las aplicaciones móviles este año. MultiTrack DAW 5.0 by Harmonicdog para grabar audio en 24 canales en iOS se actualiza. Desde Jacobs Media analizan en detalle las consecuencias de las grandes inversiones en podcasting. No paran las reseñas positivas del Røde PodMic, un micrófono dinámico para podcasting; Prosound han realizado un análisis detallado de las ventajas de este micrófono. Spotify presenta el nuevo podcast de ficción original en español ‘No me olvidé de vos’, basado en la franquicia de blog y libros de Julieta Habif y Belén Marchese. PodMe, un startup, que opera una plataforma para podcasts, completó una financiación de capital de 1.3 millones de dólares de parte de Schibsted. Desde Nieman Lab explican que la concepción del podcast en la cultural oriental es diferente a la que se tiene en occidente. Podium Podcast ficha al humorista catalán Ángel Martín para conducir el nuevo programa ‘Charlas pretenciosas’ junto a José Lozano. Podcast recomendado: El Universo de Inspiración. Es un podcast conducido por Bárbara Palacios, ganadora del concurso Miss Universo en 1986. En su programa habla sobre la importancia de saber cómo vivir bien en esta vida. Usando tanto experiencias personales como sus conocimientos adquiridos a lo largo del tiempo, Bárbara da claves para aprender a vivir al máximo. Más detalles y otros episodios y contenidos sobre Podcasting en ViaPodcast.FM

Britannia Row is a sound company that began in 1975 and was originally owned by Pink Floyd. Bryan Grant and Robbie Williams took over ownership in 1984 with Mike Lowe taking over from Robbie in 1987. The company has recently been acquired by Clair Global.  Britannia Row Productions only does sound and they have done it REALLY well for almost 45 years. Their philosophy of training and mentoring great people remains at the foundation of their success.

Like it or not, networking is here to stay in professional audio & production. While it might have you tearing your hair out at the moment, it really is making a massive difference in how we deal with transporting & managing data on a job site. While we grew up hunting down signal flow problems with a mini-mag light as our preferred analysis tool, these days it’s tools like Dante Controller, Wireshark, Wireless Workbench & a solid ethernet dongle for your laptop that get you out of most jams. Enter John Huntington, educator, author, practitioner, storm chaser, photographer & all around nice gut to spend a Sunday chatting with.As networked audio has come into its own in the past few years, the knowledge base he has amassed in building reliable show networks and control systems is an excellent foundation to build from and a must have reference on everyone’s shelf in my opinion. More from John:Show Networks and Control Systems Book- https://amzn.to/2tYowHgCity Tech - http://www.citytech.cuny.edu/Gravesend Inn Haunted Hotel - https://www.citytechtheatreworks.org/gravesendinnPopsicle on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/popsiclekitteh/Control Geek - http://controlgeek.net/Event Meteorology - http://www.eventmeteorology.com/ Videos mentioned:Jefferson Waful - Lighting Designer Umphrey’s McGee - https://youtu.be/2aXqNaDIaPYBritney Spears Live 2002 - https://youtu.be/Hod4q1BXig4Taylor Swift Reputation Netflix - https://youtu.be/ZT2_qt4Uy4wGeorge Lucas Super Live Adventure - https://youtu.be/WqdmrxSZ1rMMarvel Universe Live - https://youtu.be/3XLyPm9jjGc Umphrey’s McGee lighting Designer interview - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2aXqNaDIaPYSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/DcSoundOp)

Like it or not, networking is here to stay in professional audio & production. While it might have you tearing your hair out at the moment, it really is making a massive difference in how we deal with transporting & managing data on a job site. While we grew up hunting down signal flow problems with a mini-mag light as our preferred analysis tool, these days it’s tools like Dante Controller, Wireshark, Wireless Workbench & a solid ethernet dongle for your laptop that get you out of most jams. Enter John Huntington, educator, author, practitioner, storm chaser, photographer & all around nice gut to spend a Sunday chatting with.As networked audio has come into its own in the past few years, the knowledge base he has amassed in building reliable show networks and control systems is an excellent foundation to build from and a must have reference on everyone’s shelf in my opinion. More from John:Show Networks and Control Systems Book- https://amzn.to/2tYowHgCity Tech - http://www.citytech.cuny.edu/Gravesend Inn Haunted Hotel - https://www.citytechtheatreworks.org/gravesendinnPopsicle on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/popsiclekitteh/Control Geek - http://controlgeek.net/Event Meteorology - http://www.eventmeteorology.com/ Videos mentioned:Jefferson Waful - Lighting Designer Umphrey’s McGee - https://youtu.be/2aXqNaDIaPYBritney Spears Live 2002 - https://youtu.be/Hod4q1BXig4Taylor Swift Reputation Netflix - https://youtu.be/ZT2_qt4Uy4wGeorge Lucas Super Live Adventure - https://youtu.be/WqdmrxSZ1rMMarvel Universe Live - https://youtu.be/3XLyPm9jjGc Umphrey’s McGee lighting Designer interview - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2aXqNaDIaPYSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/DcSoundOp)

In this special episode, we're talking with Karl Winkler, Vice President of Sales and Service @ Lectrosonics. We talk about the L-Series wireless kit I've had to demo, about the inner workings of the Lectrosonics mothership facility & what aspiring engineers can be studying to contribute to the wireless technology conversation in the future. Thanks to Karl and the team at Lectrosonics for sharing their work with us. It's always incredible to get to know folks who truly show up and put their best work out every single day. Thanks to everyone who works at the company, in every department, for sharing your work.It's really impressive stuff.If you'd like to help support the channel directly, and have your name added to the credits you can do that here: https://www.patreon.com/DcSoundOp https://paypal.me/dcsoundopSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/DcSoundOp)

Buttshaker Bonanza It's been quite a while since we've talked about turning the low frequency effects from your movies and tv shows into physical movement you can feel in your furniture. We reviewed a system many years ago and loved it, but it was pricey at the time and neither of us ended up installing it. Turns out Amazon has some options that make it affordable enough to put the buttshaker experience in a lot more seats. Clark Synthesis “Originally developed for military and commercial training simulators, Clark Synthesis transducers were specifically designed to transfer sounds like gunshots and explosions into a tactile experience that can be felt as well as heard. This technology was enthusiastically received by the video gaming community. Gamers of all ages love the intensified sensory experience of competing in a gaming chair with a Clark Synthesis transducer.” Clark Synthesis TST239 Silver Tactile Transducer Bass Shaker 3.4 out of 5 stars Price: $157.95 “The TST239 Silver Transducer is an excellent choice for most entry-level audio applications. This product is widely used in the game chair market, providing solid performance at an affordable price. The TST239 Silver can be used in some home theater applications. The TST239 Silver requires an amplifier for operation.” Clark Synthesis TST429 Platinum Transducer 5.0 out of 5 stars Price: $549.95 “The TST429 Platinum Professional Transducer is the most powerful audio transducer on the market today. Available only from Clark Synthesis, the TST429 provides the ultimate performance and output of full-fidelity, full-frequency sound with a frequency response from 5hz to 17kHz. This premium transducer is designed to meet the demands of audio applications such as high-end home theater furniture, theater risers and platforms, floors (including dance floors), simulators, gaming systems, and ProSound equipment.” ButtKicker by Guitammer “[Guitammer]'s innovative and award-winning line of patented ButtKicker-brand low frequency audio transducers let users feel low-frequency sound (bass) and are musically accurate, powerful and virtually indestructible. They are used around the world by leading entertainment and theater companies such as: AMC Theatres, Regal Entertainment, Alamo Drafthouse, IMAX, Disney and Lumiere Pavilions in movie theaters and attractions; by world-famous musicians; and in home theaters, by consumers for video games, simulators and car audio and are distributed by Pearl Drums for musicians.” ButtKicker BK-LFE Low Frequency Effects System 4.7 out of 5 stars Price: $239.99 “The only tactile transducer designed specifically to take advantage of the 0.1 and LFE (low frequency effects) channels, the ButtKicker LFE features extended low-frequency response for powerful bass and special effects. If you are looking to delight and electrify yourself and others with an affordable and easy-to-use solution, now is the time to incorporate the ButtKicker into your sound-system's design and feel what you've been missing. The ButtKicker LFE Low Frequency Effects System utilizes a patented magnetic suspension and can be used in couches, theater seating, platforms, and any type of structure. Different from other shakers or tactile transducers that use voice coil technology, the ButtKicker is much more powerful, more musical (linear), and offers true infrasonic, or low-frequency response with a resonant frequency of 9 Hz. The ButtKicker LFE utilizes a small, linear motor, which reacts to an audio signal sent by an amplifier.” ButtKicker BK-GR Gamer 3.8 out of 5 stars Price: $178.85 “The ButtKicker [Gamer] is a small linear motor that reacts to an audio signal sent by an amplifier. The ButtKicker Gamer comes with its own 90-watt amplifier that is convection-cooled with vents so there's no noisy fan. It also includes a wired remote control so you can stash the amp out of sight and still operate its core features. It is similar to a loudspeaker, but instead of a moving a cone and transferring sound waves through the air, the ButtKicker Gamer is attached to your seat and sends a low frequency sound directly into your body.” SoundShaker “Introducing the SoundShaker, a revolution in home theater entertainment. This exciting piece of hi-tech wizardry will allow you to feel the screen action, without leaving the comfort of your seat! Immerse yourself in your favorite films or video games like never before: you will not only see and hear but live each moment as your chair vibrates to each car chase or explosion. A whole new dimension in cinema thrills awaits.” SoundShaker Wireless Bass Shaker Amplifier for Home Theater Seating Vibration Kit 3.4 out of 5 stars     Price: Amp: $439.00 Single Bass Shaker: $125.00 Sold in sets, e.g.: Amp with one bass shaker: $564.00 ... “Your Soundshaker system works using a simple three-step process. Receiver sends the wireless audio to the amplifier that is hooked up to your home theater seating. The SoundShaker Amplifier receives the wireless audio signal and transfers it to your soundshaker. The SoundShaker Unit receives the audio signal and vibrates your home theater seat.” HT Guys: This one requires a bit of explanation. The system bills itself as Wireless, which it totally is, but maybe not how you'd expect. They provide a transmitter that somehow sends the audio from your receiver over your WiFi network. They say “WiFi” - so we assume it connects to your existing network, but we don't know for sure. That audio WiFi signal is sent to the amplifier and the amplifier is wired into the shakers. If you have one piece of furniture to vibrate, or a couple that are close to each other, it could work great. If not, it is unclear if you can use multiple amps with one transmitter, or use multiple transmitters in the same room, etc. Others AuraSound AST-2B-4 Pro Bass Shaker Tactile Transducer 4.5 out of 5 stars Amazon's Choice for "bass shaker" Price: $57.85 “The AuraSound AST-2B-4 Pro Bass Shaker literally sends sonic vibrations through the material to which it is attached, enabling you to feel the earth-shaking bass from your music, movies, or video game soundtracks.” HT Guys: This system reviews really well and is quite affordable. It requires you run wires to your furniture, so that may be a limiting factor for some. It is also a bit in the DIY category and requires you provide the correct amplification to make the transducers work. But if you can connect the right subwoofer amp to it … and if you can find a way to make that subwoofer amp somehow run wirelessly … you might be able to build your own DIY SoundShaker system for less money. Dayton Audio TT25-8 PUCK Tactile Transducer Mini Bass Shaker 4.2 out of 5 stars     Price: $19.62 “Dayton Audio's TT25-8 PUCK is a small, 8 ohm tactile transducer or mini bass shaker that is intended to be used in home theater, gaming, and auto sound applications.” HT Guys: This one is small and super affordable. We don't know if that means cheap in quality as well as price, but for under $20, it isn't a huge gamble to try it out. The small size may mean you need more of them to really get any impact in a larger piece of furniture. Cowson Technology “No home theater is complete without Crowson Tactile Motion. You will find Crowson 4D Theater Actuators in the finest dedicated home theaters in the world. Available through select seating partners or as retro-fit solutions.” HT Guys: Crowson provided the gear we reviewed many years ago. They make great technology. You can get it through a dealer near you or buy it yourself online through Crowson's website (we couldn't find them on Amazon). Online prices run from $498 for a single actuator to $2498 for a set of four actuators and the dedicated amp to run them.

  Have you ever wanted to use a GBC for making chiptune music but found the output from the headphone jack really low? Have you ever wanted to know how many colors the Gameboy Color could produce? Find out more in this episode! OhmNohmNohm http://www.ohmnohmnohm.com Dat OG Low-Gain GBC prosound guide http://lowgain-audio.com/GBCmod.htm Dat OG Capcomposer GBC prosound guide http://capcomposer.blogspot.tw/2010/01/gameboy-color-internal-pro-sound-mod.html Contact us: mikee@ohmnohmnohm.com  

We are proud to present episode 2 of Chiptune Tech. In this episode, Anthony talks about the inner workings of the prosound mod for the DMG-01 Gameboy. What’s a pre-pot?! What’s a post-pot?! Find out in this episode of Chiptune Tech! OG Low-Gain DMG-01 Prosound Mod Guide OG Xero DMG-01 Prosound Guide Audio Connector Guide Contact us at mikee@ohmnohmnohm.com

Beezo Radio hosted by Enrie presented by "The BeeHive" on www.beezo.net TRACKLIST (JM Prosound) 1. Celees vs. Dash Berlin vs. R3hab, Nervo, Ummet Ozcan – "Dragonfever Revolution" (JM PROSOUND Mashup) WORLD PREMIERE
 2. Fedde Le Grand "Don’t Give Up" 
w/ 3LAU, Paris & Simo "Escape" (Acapella)
w/ Youngblood Hawke "We Come Running" (Acapella)
 3. Merk & Kremont, Eric Prydz, Alex Metric "Project Pjanoo Amen" (Erik Kasell Mashup) 4. MAKJ vs. Fatboy Slim, Riva Starr, Henry Fong "Eat Sleep Springen Repeat" (Richard Breynon Edit) 5. Syn Cole vs. Nervo vs. Nicky Romero vs. J. Mendelsohn "Miami Feels Like Home Tonight" (JM PROSOUND Mashup) 6. Leventina vs. Zedd & Haley Williams "Spell The Night" (PADKINS & JM PROSOUND Mashup) 7.Deorro vs. Icona Pop vs. Alvaro & Joey Dale vs. Nervo "Ready For Perfection? I Love It No More!" (JM PROSOUND Mashup) TRACKLIST (DJ Crykit) 1. Louie Fresco "New Hateration" (MK remix) 2. Shiba San "Okay" 3. Marlon Hoffstadt Dansson "Shake That" 4. Nate Dogg ­"Gangsta Walk" (Thee Cool Cats Loc mix) 5. Sharam Jey "Ain't Nuthin" 6. Amine Edge "Halfway Crooks" 7. Drake "Started From The Bottom" (Funkystepz Shapeshift Mix) 8. Kastle "Baby Keep It Real" 9. Tasty Treat "Nobody Else" 10. Ginuwine x Thugli "We About That Pony" (Excel Bootleg) 11. Dr Dre "Xxplosive" (AceMyth Bootleg) Enrie : www.twitter.com/djenrie www. soundcloud.com/djenrie JM Prosound : www.twitter.com/jmprosound www.soundcloud.com/jmprosound DJ Crykit : www.twitter.com/djcrykit_ www.soundcloud.com/djcrykit