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Yamaha and Nexo Bring The Emotion Of Lucio Battisti To Fondi

4.11.2015

17 years after his death, the music of Lucio Battisti - one of Italy’s best-loved singer/songwriters - is in greater demand than ever. It is kept alive on stage by Gianmarco Carroccia, singing, interpreting and paying tribute to his legacy. In late August Carroccia’s current Emozioni (Emotion) tour played a major outdoor show in the city of Fondi, where a comprehensive Yamaha and Nexo system was appreciated by 6000 passionate Battisti fans.

Yamaha Commercial Audio Hosts First Symposium In Milan

2.11.2015

On 1st-2nd October Yamaha Commercial Audio hosted its first Symposium, in Milan. Titled High Quality Sound in Architectural Applications, the Symposium attracted over 70 systems integrators, theatre consultants and IT/AV consultants from 15 European countries. It combined keynote presentations from leading audio industry figures with visits to three high profile Milan installations which rely on Yamaha Commercial Audio products.

Genesis Of Inspiration - Nuage Mixes The Musical Box

15.10.2015

Although initially aimed at post-production facilities, the many advantages of Yamaha’s Nuage control system have also been noticed by the music production industry, with the result that an increasing number of studios is adopting Nuage. One example is The Musical Box in Roeselare, Belgium.

Eventec Enjoys Dutch Success With Yamaha Consoles

13.10.2015

Studios Aalsmeer is a 65,000m2 television production complex south-west of Amsterdam, which hosts more than 30 different media companies and enterprises. Amongst these is production technology rental company Eventec, whose range of Yamaha digital mixing consoles is providing the audio backbone to a number of Dutch television programmes and other events produced on site.

Solotech Installs Yamaha CIS in Montreal Pubs

12.10.2015

Solotech (Montreal) has recently installed a Yamaha Commercial Installation Solutions (CIS) system in two new pubs in and around the Montreal area, Ye Olde Orchard Pub and Lord William Pub. The pubs each can comfortably seat 200.

Jungle Love: Steve Stays With Yamaha Without A Break

10.9.2015

It’s an old truism that ‘if it isn’t broken, don’t fix it’. It’s also true that Yamaha digital consoles very rarely go wrong, which is one reason why Steve Weall, monitor engineer for Jungle and Crystal Fighters, has stuck with Yamaha throughout his career. He has spent much of 2015 touring the world with Jungle, a journey which included stepping up to the CL5.

Dante Networked Sound at the Kani Public Arts Center

4.9.2015

The Kani Public Arts Center is a highly regarded hub for the advancement and promotion of culture and art. The sound system at the center’s two theaters and recording facility has recently been renovated with CL5 consoles, MTX processors, XMV series amplifiers and more, all connected via a Dante digital audio network. The February 2015 issue of the bimonthly PROSOUND magazine features an interview with Kenji Show, audio director at the center’s theatrical technology department.

New Dutch Acts Brave The Stage With Yamaha And Nexo

3.9.2015

Globally the popularity of outdoor music is great as ever and, while the higher profile festivals like Glastonbury, Roskilde, SXSW and Coachella inevitably receive much of the coverage, for every big event there are hundreds more smaller ones which cater for every possible age, interest and musical taste. In Amsterdam, the Brave festival champions new bands, with Yamaha and Nexo systems ensuring that they enjoy a thoroughly professional production.

Yamaha and Steinberg Is The Perfect Pairing For Dizale

27.8.2015

Based in Plouhernel, Brittany, audio production facility Dizale is enjoying a steady increase in its dubbing and post-production workload. To help deliver projects as efficiently as possible, the company has invested in a Yamaha Nuage post-production system.

Yamaha Active Field Control System Enhances Artist Salon

27.8.2015

BUENA PARK, Calif.—Established in 1987 in New York City, Yamaha Artist Services, Inc. (YASI) provides a wide range of professional services exclusively for performing artists, concert venues, performing arts organizations and educational institutions. In 2005, it relocated to the heart of midtown Manhattan on 5th and 54th Street, in a historical landmarked 1925 building that originally served as Aeolian Hall, the headquarters of the Aeolian Piano Company. Occupying over 4,000 square feet, the Yamaha Artist Services Piano Salon features an elegant performance venue seating up to 150 housing a large selection of concert-ready premium pianos.