When it comes to using in-ear monitors, there are two camps of thought – those who like them and those who don’t. Either way, many musicians will be confronted with the prospect of having to use in-ear monitors (IEMs) at some point. For example, a venue that requires the volume threshold to be kept under a certain dB level. Many houses of worship fall into this category.
By David Leuschner and Willow Hodge In the modern church, worship extends beyond vocals and instruments. It encompasses a broader palette—technical artistry through audio, video, and lighting. These elements, often viewed as background support, are frontline tools...
Through its USB-C connection, the NXW provides a responsive, professional hardware surface to operate ONYX on any PC system without compromises. Designed for freelancers, touring professionals, and fixed installs alike, the NXW delivers everything lighting operators...
Wisycom, a global leader in the design and build of sophisticated RF solutions, updated its MTP61 Miniature Bodypack Transmitter, now featuring the new DPA MicroLock® connector and a customized battery pack. The company also recently released the groundbreaking BFL2...
Dallas’s Southern Methodist University (SMU) has upgraded its Emergency Operations Center (EOC) with a series of fine pitch LED displays, all driven by tvONE’s ultra-powerful CALICO PRO video processor. The new EOC is the hub for security for the entire...
MEGA-LITE is proud to introduce the Teclight BVW150, a multipurpose LED fixture designed for applications that require flexible color temperature control. Featuring a tunable LED light source, the Teclight BVW150 allows users to manually adjust the color temperature...
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