Archive for July, 2010

PRG Distribution North America is pleased to announce their distribution partnership for North America, Mexico, Central America and South America with electric chain hoist manufacturer ChainMaster.

Manufacturing motors for the entertainment industry since 1993, ChainMaster introduced the first variable speed VarioLift motor in 1998. Their product line spans from 1/4 to 12 ton motors, 2-32 channel control boxes, their XYZ computer control for large jobs, and trolleys. ChainMaster was recently awarded the rigging contract for the Qatar Convention Center in Doha and is supplying that venue with nearly 1,800 VarioLifts and seven 256-channel control systems. more

— Studio Devil products are now always in stock at end-users’ favorite authorized Studio Devil retailers —

KNOXVILLE, TN, June 30, 2010 — Waves Audio announces that Studio Devil Virtual Tube Amplification will be joining Waves’ pioneering Virtual Stock Software Distribution (VSSD) fulfillment program, as an alternative means of product distribution. Now, the complete range of Studio Devil products will always be accessible to end users, through their favorite authorized Studio Devil retailer, and they will never be “out-of-stock.”

After customers purchase a Studio Devil product, the dealer will enter the order number and instantly receive unique serial numbers, printed on a receipt or given to the customer. These numbers unlock the copy-protected software, which is then available for download at the customer’s discretion.

Studio Devil provides the best in simulated tube amplifier tone to audio systems through their proprietary vacuum tube modeling techniques. Studio Devil’s industry more

NEW YORK, NY, JULY 1, 2010- Creative Group, the industry’s premier full-service post production facility, recently delivered the audio mixes and video editing of comedian Robert Klein’s latest HBO special, “Unfair and Unbalanced,” which premiered Saturday, June 12, at 10 p.m. more

Johannesburg, South Africa – July 1, 2010… Lawo’s mc²66 digital audio console is at the heart of the world championship sound gathering, mixing and international distribution operation in Johannesburg, where broadcast audio engineers have had to cope with a problem unique to the host country – the vuvuzela!

South Africa, the “Rainbow Nation”, has invited the world to their vibrant staging of the planet’s biggest football tournament. Overall responsibility for the production of the event’s international video and audio feeds lies in the hands of the Swiss company Host Broadcast Services (HBS), as it did for the 2006 tournament in Germany. The international feeds are supplied to broadcasting companies around the world, for use in their own reports and programs. more