Archive for September 30th, 2010

Ideal for dual-system audio workflows, DualEyes leverages the same innovative technology as PluralEyes to flawlessly sync video clips to high-quality sound recordings

Vancouver, British Columbia – Singular Software™, developer of automation applications for digital media markets, is pleased to announce the availability of DualEyes™ for Windows®, an audio synchronization application developed for video production. Designed to work alongside almost all video editing applications, including Adobe® Premiere Pro®, Avid® Media Composer®, and Sony® Vegas Pro®, DualEyes employs the same advanced automatic synchronization technology as PluralEyes® to streamline the otherwise tedious and time-consuming process of syncing dual-system recordings with the corresponding video.

“DSLR cameras are being used everywhere for video, and their image quality keeps improving. To obtain audio at the same level of excellence, the preferred method is dual-system audio: capture sound on a separate recorder and substitute it for the camera audio during post-production. However, this more

Seasoned Professional Goes With Equator Audio Q12s

Nashville, Tennessee September 30, 2010 …. The Nashville recording scene has gone through many changes over the years with successful viability carefully negotiating each change. Keith Compton ( www.keithcompton.com ) remains a consistently active Nashville presence and is well into his 4th decade as a prominent Nashville recording engineer, working with the cream of the Christian, AAA and Bluegrass crop of artists. Staying on the forefront requires Keith to continually reevaluate his gear. To deliver the sonic detail he expects Keith has chosen Equator Audio Research Q12s as his main monitoring system.

Equator monitors combine a traditional phase accurate coaxial design with cutting edge digital technology. Each Equator Q Series monitor employs a Zero-Point Reference high frequency horn compression driver which allows for high sound pressure levels before more

Wohler at HD World 2010

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St. Andrä-Wördern near Vienna, Austria – September 2010… When your business is capturing sound in some of the world’s toughest locales, such as the jungles of Nicaragua or on the slopes of Mount Everest, there is usually only one chance to get it right. Considering the perilous working conditions—for both man and machine—these are not the places for temperamental electronics. That’s precisely why St. Andrä, Austria-based location sound engineer Joe Knauer relies on his arsenal of Lectrosonics wireless microphones. more

St. Andrä-Wördern near Vienna, Austria – September 2010… When your business is capturing sound in some of the world’s toughest locales, such as the jungles of Nicaragua or on the slopes of Mount Everest, there is usually only one chance to get it right. Considering the perilous working conditions—for both man and machine—these are not the places for temperamental electronics. That’s precisely why St. Andrä, Austria-based location sound engineer Joe Knauer relies on his arsenal of Lectrosonics wireless microphones. more