As the Milwaukee Bucks advance in the 2019 NBA playoffs, they kick off their conference finals series at home this week against the Toronto Raptors. Above the hardwood floor, players and fans have their experience enhanced with a number of HARMAN solutions from JBL, Martin, Crown and BSS. Opened in August 2018, the Fiserv Forum
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A popular evening activity in China, KTV rooms offer people of all ages the opportunity to book a private room and spend hours singing their favorite karaoke classics with family, friends and colleagues. JBL manufactures a wide range of speakers that are designed specifically to the meet the unique demands of the KTV market. Since
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Casinos thrive on atmosphere, and music plays a huge part in that. Unfortunately for operators, traditional casino sound system designs are often a losing gamble. The traditional approach involves a series of high-powered amplifiers driving a chain of 60 to 70 speakers, with the goal of providing even audio coverage across the entire gaming floor.
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Bryan Adams performs live at the GRAMMY Museum’s Clive David Theater Welcome to part four of our Inside the GRAMMY Museum blog series with David Trau, head engineer at the museum’s Clive Davis Theater. If you missed Part 1, Part 2 or Part 3, read them now to discover how Trau approaches mixing live vocals,
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(Photography: Andrea Huber) Most symphony halls host several performances a month, one to two per week at most. The Philharmonic Gasteig in Munich, however, is not most symphony halls. Not only is the Gasteig home to two of Munich’s principal orchestras—the Munich Philharmonic Orchestra and the Bavarian Broadcast Symphony Orchestra—the facility also hosts jazz, big band,
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Welcome to part three of our Inside the GRAMMY Museum blog series with David Trau, head engineer at the museum’s Clive Davis Theater. If you missed part one and part two, take a few minutes and learn how Trau approaches live vocals and acoustic guitar. As head engineer, David is responsible for running sound for
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Welcome to part two of our Inside the GRAMMY Museum blog series with audio engineer David Trau. If you missed part one, check it out here. As the head engineer at the museum’s Clive Davis Theater, David regularly works with legendary performers like Sting, John Legend, Brian Adams, John Prine and more. Due to the
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Welcome to Inside the GRAMMY Museum, our new four-part blog series with audio engineer David Trau. As the head engineer at the GRAMMY Museum’s Clive Davis Theater, Trau has a gig that most engineers would die for. Located on the second floor of the museum, the intimate 200-seat theater hosts more than 100 performances a
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When it comes to weather, outdoor music festivals involve some serious risks and rewards for FOH engineers and production managers. On one hand, there’s nothing more rewarding than mixing a huge show on a sunny day or a cool evening in front of thousands of happy music fans. But when Mother Nature decides to toss
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