Prism Sound, UK-based manufacturer of class-leading audio test and measurement instruments including the revolutionary dScope Series III, has announced a new distribution partnership with Thurlby Thandar Instrument Distribution (TTid). With immediate effect, TTid will take over responsibility for sales of Prism Sound’s audio test and measurement product range within the UK and Northern Ireland. more

Soundcraft Vi6 and Vi1 consoles were also used at Green Man’s Far Out Tent.

One of the fast emerging collectives on the UK festival scene are the Chai Wallahs, whose increasingly familiar marquees are dedicated to providing an eclectic blend of music appealing to different lifestyles. more

Dynamics processing specialist Jünger Audio has fitted its new T*AP TV Audio Processor with a revolutionary removable front panel, thus giving broadcast engineers the option of controlling the device remotely from wherever they happen to be working.

T*AP, which won two prestigious Awards at this year’s IBC convention in Amsterdam, is a wide band 8 channel processor (8×1, 4×2, or 6+2) that focuses on automatic and adaptive loudness control using Jünger Audio’s renowned LEVEL MAGICâ„¢ algorithm (ITU compliant). The new processor is capable of handling digital inputs (AES) and, through interface slots, all other usual audio formats including all SDI versions (SD, HD, 3G). Using the unique and proprietary Spectral Signatureâ„¢ technology it also offers dynamic equalisation so that the sound can be ‘coloured’ much more easily than one can achieve with a traditional multi band sound processor. more

Event Discusses How to Avoid the Substantial Risks and Excess Costs of Today’s MDM Model

SUNNYVALE, Calif., October 6, 2010 – Queplixâ„¢ Corp., a leader in data virtualization, will host a free webinar titled Thinking of Master Data Management? Don’t Do It on October 12, 2010 at 10 a.m. pacific standard time. The webinar will examine where today’s paradigm for master data management (MDM) falls short, involving unnecessary risk, excessive costs and long implementation intervals, and how companies can avoid these pitfalls with a new and improved approach that dramatically saves time and money. more

With China now the world’s second-largest economy – and with an economic growth rate of around 9% a year – it makes sense for European companies to have a dedicated office in the country so that they are better placed to tap into this lucrative market.

German manufacturer Jünger Audio came to this conclusion some months ago and after careful research into the viability of a Chinese office it has announced the opening of Jünger Audio China. Based in Beijing, this new office is headed by Miss Jian Gao, a Chinese national with extensive experience in the broadcast and professional audio industry. more