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Yamaha and Nexo Deliver Purrfect Sound At Strode Theatre

19.8.2015

For Harvey von Strode, feline-in-chief at Somerset’s Strode Theatre, the impawtence of high quality sound is impussible to overestimate. So the installation of a brand new Yamaha and Nexo audio system has been a real claws for celebration.

Yamaha TF1 Aids Exclusive Performance

3.8.2015

Performing all over Europe and the Middle East, Exclusive Strings is an all-female string quartet that plays a mixture of classical and contemporary music. With Yamaha’s new TF series consoles already shipping from dealers, a TF1 recently aided a very Exclusive performance.

English National Opera Invests In Yamaha TF1

29.7.2015

Yamaha’s TF digital mixing console range has already gained many admirers for it’s unique combination of fast, intuitive control surface, comprehensive facilities and high quality sound, all delivered at an exceptional price point. Proof that the highest profile organisations recognise its many advantages has recently been seen in English National Opera’s investment in a TF1.

Courthouse Finds Yamaha CIS Series Just What The Judge Ordered

23.7.2015

Central High School in, Davenport, IA recently received a new audio system, installed by J Sound Services, Inc. (JSS) in Nashville for their Marshall Gymnasium. The 19,500 sq. ft. gym, seating approximately 2,200 in its bleacher area, needed to improve speech articulation and coverage while providing a permanently installed and easy to operate system. To accomplish this, JSS chose Yamaha Commercial Installation Solutions (CIS) products to satisfy the needs of the high school.

Yamaha CL5 System Courts Royalty

22.7.2015

Liverpool’s Royal Court Theatre has been an art deco pillar of the community since 1938, with entertainment taking place on the site as far back as 1826. The theatre has enjoyed a long relationship with Yamaha, with its much-loved DM2000 digital mixing console recently having been replaced by a brand new CL5.

Engineer Steps Into Action On Yamaha CL5 During Montreal Jazz Festival

21.7.2015

The 36th edition of the Festival International de Jazz de Montréal took place June 26-July 5 and once again, turned the city into the epicenter of jazz welcoming thousands of the world’s greatest artists into one 10-day musical celebration with more than 600 concerts. Solotech of Montreal was, once again, the official sound provider of the Festival. Over 25 Yamaha consoles, from CL, QL to PM5D and M7CLs were used for the festival, many of which are Solotech-owned, ad some were provided to Solotech by the Yamaha Professional Audio Division’s commercial audio products team.

Yamaha Taps Into The UK’s Biggest Dance Event

2.7.2015

24,000 aspiring, amateur and professional dancers attended the 10th anniversary of Move It - billed as the UK’s biggest dance event - in mid-February at Olympia London. With high profile artists performing on the event’s main stage, a Yamaha CL5 digital console with Dan Dugan automixing ensured that every beat and step were heard loud and clear.

Leading Spanish Composer/Producer Chooses Yamaha Nuage

22.6.2015

Lorenzo Cortés is one of Spain’s highest profile composers and producers, with a career of over 20 years of music production for television, radio and the internet. For his newly-upgraded studio, he wanted a production system that would allow him to focus exclusively on the creative process. Yamaha Nuage was the answer.

Yamaha Assists Artisans At Metamorfosi

15.6.2015

“Our purpose is to spread a new culture, where art becomes life and life becomes art,” is the promotional tagline for Metamorfosi, a stylish new bar in the Italian city of Fondi, where a Yamaha CIS installation is helping to inspire and entertain the city’s new generation of artisans.

Yamaha’s ‘Mini’ CL1 Delivers Maxi Sound For Dutch Variety Duo

10.6.2015

More than a decade after much-loved Dutch duo Karel de Rooij and Peter de Jong stopped performing their comedy act Mini en Maxi, public demand for their unique brand of humour was so great that they agreed to perform as Mini en Maxi again at Koningklijke Schouwburg (Royal Theatre) in Den Haag for a run of shows from April through to June. A Yamaha CL1 digital mixing system has helped to bring the act right up to date.