Universal remotes from One For All
If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!OK, so this site is geared towards professional sound engineers, AV-Technicians, and anyone with a passion for technical audio. I do my best to round up news that I think is interesting to them from their field of employment […]
Happy New Year
To all readers of Audio Tech News, we wish you a happy new year. ATN has been a little quiet of late, due to some insane gigging schedules.
First up was a venue in Gateshead. I use the term ‘venue’ very loosely. You don’t need to know much apart from that the room was about […]
What to get a pro sound guy for christmas
Clive Young of Pro Sound News has written a great article on ‘What to get a pro sound guy for Christmas‘.
Here are my favourite two, so if anyone wants my address to send them to, email me.
Navigator Talking Translator: This iPod-sized gadget speaks more than 9,000 common phrases in 12 languages and translates over 30,000 […]
Free Stuff - Happy Christmas!
Those of you who are subscribed to our RSS feed will notice a small but useful (yes, maybe even to you pro’s who know everything…) list of free stuff.
The list contains links to:
More free plugins
A free Sonic Visualizer
Noise Prevention Tips
Compression ideas.
See you there.
Virtual Jams put Sound Engineers out of business
I saw this article today on a New Zealand based website - Stuff. I found it really funny. Please read it.
The journalist wrote:
The long-established rules of music production are being rewritten, music recording is now so easy that anyone with a computer can do it. Programs such as Apple’s GarageBand, a virtual recording […]
Middle East gears up for major touring acts
SLS Productions has have upped their game by welcoming what they claim to be the largest line-array system in the Middle East.
Audiotechnews imagines the
Plugin and play in your sandbox
Another free plugin - but this time it’s for anyone who listens to music on their PC.
The SRS Sandbox reckons it can make your music sound better by expanding the audio image and ‘creating a deep rich bass response’.
Could be cool for your laptop.
Google gives data backup to music lovers
Following on from yesterday’s post about Interoute’s online attachment scheme (which they featured on the front page of their website, thanks) - Google has announced an imminent new service that is going to be a godsend for millions; online mass data storage which can obviously be used as a backup for all your files, or […]
It’s not a tin, Phil
Legendary Producer and Engineer Phil Ramone has written a book about his (almost) 50 years in the business. The man is obviously talented, especially if you measure talent by success. Creative, almost certainly
My favourite book on the industry is propbably ‘Black Vinyl, White Powder‘ by Simon Napier-Bell. Great book, great title. […]
Now I’m just a work of Shakespeare
Audiotechnews couldn’t decide whether to blog or not to blog about this. Making an executive decision before breakfast, I’ve decided it is relevant.
This is an online alternative to email attachments; geared towards large files - audio files for instance. It saves clogging up inboxes, or even outboxes.
Interoute, the owner of a European next-generation […]
