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Pro Sound News Europe presents the latest in-depth, long-form articles of recent developments in the pro-audio community. PSNE’s carefully researched features online offer additional detail and analysis of the technology and business of pro-audio, from studios and live tours to emerging technologies and industry trends.

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Down on the farm, something is stirring: but it’s more Traktor than tractor at Lodge. Dave Robinson puts on his headphones and his wellies.

France’s Adrien Rodriguez hopes his new business venture will help the propagation of the apparent rediscovery of analogue tape in the recording sector. Dave Robinson captured the conversation.

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From software innovation to the unique characteristics of the Belgian market: PSNE proffers 20 facts about APEX Audio as the manufacturer/distributor celebrates 20 years of business.

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DAS Audio's marketing director Robert Giner talks to Paul Watson about the state of Spain's live music industry and reveals his company's philosophy in moving things forward in a difficult climate...

US-based Kaltman Creations has its eye on extending its business outside of America after a successful InfoComm 2011 in Florida where its new Invisible Waves X RF analyser received plenty of attention. Dave Robinson reports...

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Not all television production crews today include a sound recordist but, as extreme location cameraman and director Phil Coates tells Kevin Hilton, that does not mean audio is any less important in the making of exciting and stimulating programmes.

County Cork-based OB facilities company Television Mobile (TVM) Ltd has purchased three SoundField UPM-1 stereo-to-5.1 upmix processors for use in two of its five-strong OB truck fleet, writes David Davies.

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Clubbing is all about putting the real world on hold for a few hours. And that, finds Gez Kahan, means clubs are still investing in providing a better experience.

A popular arts venue with a distinguished history, The Trinity Theatre, Tunbridge Wells, has just taken a decisive step into the future by becoming the UK's first digital cinema to employ the K-array system. David Robinson reports on a landmark project for supplier/installer Stage Electrics.

 
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