AKM Fire Fallout: What’s Pro Audio’s Next Move?
Two weeks after a three-day fire ravaged AKM's factory that produces high-end DAC and ADCs, the pro-audio industry is still determining what to do next.
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Two weeks after a three-day fire ravaged AKM's factory that produces high-end DAC and ADCs, the pro-audio industry is still determining what to do next.
Police have arrested two suspects in connection with a Nov. 1 burglary of $35,000 in gear and instruments from Audio Lab Recording Studio.
AV Network Nation, taking place virtually on December 10, will allow CTS, CTS-D, and CTS-I holders to earn AVIXA Renewal Units (RUs).
Hackman Capital Partners (HCP) has agreed to invest £300 million over the next three years to develop Eastbrook Studios London.
Mohit Parasher, newly appointed president of Guitar Center Business Solutions, shares why the future is “Smart”—as in Smart Homes, Smart Offices and Smart Venues.
A 82-hour fire in AKM's semiconductor factory is already hurting numerous top pro-audio manufacturers around the globe.
Industry moves this month include promotions and hires at Audix, Synthax, Yamaha Corp. of America, Symetrix, Danley Sound Labs, All Pro Integrated Systems and AVDG.
Industry moves this month include promotions and hires at Earthworks Audio, 64 Audio, PMC USA, United Recording, Audiologic, Center for Deep Listening at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, and AVDG.
The traditional trade show floor exhibition is still a part of this year’s virtual AES Show Fall 2020 Convention.
This year's Engineering Emmy Awards will honor a variety of individuals, companies and organizations, including two audio-oriented winners.
According to the RIAA’s mid-year report on the Latin music market, revenues in the U.S. enjoyed a fourth straight year of double-digit growth.
Cameron “Brent” Averill, founder of BAE Audio, died in August at the age of 71.
Genelec has built a new experience center serving as a mix room, a theater and a research and test center at the company’s U.S. Headquarters.
Audio software developer Sound Particles has been awarded $50,000 as part of the Epic MegaGrant program created by Epic Games.
New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu has launched a $12 million relief program to help live performance venues in the state.
The Audio Engineering Society’s 149th Convention will be hosted virtually this year, and to accommodate the online format, the program is being expanded from four days to four weeks.
A veteran of the pro-audio industry for more than 30 years, Shure mainstay Mark Brunner passed October 1 of undisclosed causes.
The Recording Academy and Color of Change hosted a virtual industry-wide ChangeMusic Summit on Oct. 1.
December 10 Virtual Event to focus on tech topics and new technologies for the AV Community
Across five decades, Mark Pinske was a renowned studio owner, audio executive, and live sound engineer, most notably for Frank Zappa.
SB Audience, a new brand of pro transducers, is now being distributed in the U.S. by Madisound
Industry veteran David Croxton, sales director of KV2, has died due to a fatal accident. He was 59.
Darren Nakonechny, founder and CEO of Flock Audio, recounts the upstart company’s journey from his first idea of rethinking the typical patch bay for his home studio, to developing and releasing its first product, PATCH.
The COVID-19 pandemic has affected the pro-audio industry in ways both expected and surprising, but while manufacturing and recording are recovering from lockdown, live sound is being left behind.
Audio-Technica U.S. president/CEO Phil Cajka has announced his pending retirement March 31, 2021, after being with the organization since 1981.
Despite the pandemic, the 36th annual TEC Awards will be held as scheduled in January, and now the nominees have been announced.
Joé Lloyd, AVIXA’s senior director of communications shares the latest information on ISE 2021 and InfoComm 2021.
Pro Sound News has announced the recipient of the 2020 Best of Show Award Virtual Edition program.
Focusrite PLC—parent company to Focusrite, Focusrite Pro, Novation, Ampify, ADAM Audio and Martin Audio—has had a very good year in spite (and in some cases, because) of the pandemic.
As this year’s UK convention The Photography Show & The Video Show moves online, audio pros and content creators worldwide can get in on the fun for free.
According to the mid-year report released by the RIAA, revenues for recorded music continued their upward trend in the U.S. during the first half of 2020.
The National Association of Broadcasters has decided to move the 2021 NAB Show from April to October of next year.
This is your last chance to nominate your products for The Best of Show Awards Virtual Edition taking place around this year's IBC Showcase, September 8-11!
Audio Test Kitchen reports that various audio institutions around the world are using the company’s mic performance comparison website as a teaching tool.
Researchers at Purdue University have created a printed circuit board that acts as an electric guitar pickup.
Audix has appointed Steve Young, CTS, as its new director of US Sales.
This year’s AES Show programming will dive into audio engineering and production insights, artistry, and gear behind top tracks from BIPOC artists, producers, and engineers.
On September 1, more than 1,500 venues, famous buildings and homes across the U.S. will be lit up in red from 9PM to midnight in a national effort to raise awareness of the current plight of the live events...
The latest episode of the Yorkville Sound Podcast focuses on how the manufacturer responded to the COVID-19 pandemic by pivoting to build ventilators.
Cincinnati-based Gearsupply.com has launched as an online marketplace for users to buy and sell used pro-level audio gear.
The Sound Travels team describes how the COVID-19 crisis served as the impetus for the remote hire platform for the music industry. “Sound Travels started as a job market and it’s turned into almost a social justice platform, so...
Glenn Burack, director of aviation, military and broadcast headsets at Bose, looks back at how the company’s military headset technology, first developed in 1986, proved itself adaptable to other markets even as it evolved over the years.