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In the October 23, 2011 Issue:

• Audio professionals converge in NYC for AES
• Calrec reduces price on Omega console
• Studer offers live remote support for Vista console users in U.S.
• Lucasfilm selects Auro–3D 11.1 cinema audio format
• DiGiCo introduces SD10–24 console at AES Show

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 Top Story
Audio professionals converge in NYC for AES
By Jack Kontney

Annual technology convention combines displays, demonstrations, tutorials and technical presentations on the state of the art in audio.

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 News
Calrec reduces price on Omega console

Updated product line reflects customer shift to Bluefin platform, includes plans to discontinue Zeta desk.

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 Business Announcements
Studer offers live remote support for Vista console users in U.S.

Vista Remote Access interface provides remote access and console control, plus live technical support, via PC.

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 Technology and Applications
Lucasfilm selects Auro–3D 11.1 cinema audio format

January release of “Red Tails” will feature three-dimensional 11.1 audio for heightened audience immersion.

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 Audio Products
DiGiCo introduces SD10–24 console at AES Show

New compact digital console from DiGiCo boasts high channel count and deep feature set in OB truck-friendly size.

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Roland debuts R–26 six–channel audio field recorder

The new recorder has both omnidirectional and XY stereo mic types built in.

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TC Electronic DB2 processor now BS.1770–2 compliant

Free software upgrade with multiplatform support for DB2 Loudness Correction Processor announced at AES 2011.

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Telefunken announces the return of the Decca Tree

Telefunken introduces the ELA M 260 TRI-MONO System, a thoroughly modernized classic, at AES New York.

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Earthworks debuts wireless capsule at AES

Premium SR40V vocal mic to become available for use with Shure, Lectrosonics wireless systems.

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Gefen shows new 32x32 DVI matrix at AES

New GefenPRO crosspoint switcher enables expanded workstation access across audio networks.

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