Houses of worship should be the safest places in the world. And yet, they have become a prime target for domestic terrorists, active shooters, and demented criminal rampages. Buildings filled with love are being targeted by hate. To counteract and prevent unnecessary massacres, building perimeter security must take precedence. But where should you start?
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Waves Audio he world-leading developer of audio mixing solutions, offers its new fully integrated live mixing console: eMotion LV1 Classic. With 64 stereo channels and 44 stereo buses of industry-leading sound, intuitive workflow, 16 onboard Waves Signature Preamps,...
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