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Sonic Solutions Toast 7 Sonic Solutions has released
Toast 7 software with Blu-ray Disc (BD) support, providing Mac users
with the ability to store as much as 50 GB of data on a BD-R
(recordable) or BD-RE (rewritable) disc. Toast 7 with BD support is
available exclusively for original equipment manufacturers that are
developing next-generation external BD drives. The company expects that
the first drives to feature Toast 7 with BD support will be available
later in 2006. MORE Rupert Neve Designs Portico
5033 Rupert Neve Designs announces the launch of the Portico
5033 Five Band Equalizer and High Performance Line Driver as part of
the
growing family of half-rack Portico series modules. The 5033 features
Neve's custom input and output transformer designs and is available in
either horizontal or vertical formats. MORE Steinberg WaveLab
Studio 6 Steinberg Media Technologies announces WaveLab
Studio
6 ($399), a streamlined version of its WaveLab 6 audio editing and
mastering application that is tailored for project studios and
musicians. WaveLab Studio 6 offers comprehensive stereo and multitrack
editing and CD burning features. MORE PreSonus DigiMax FS PreSonus
Audio is now shipping the eight-channel DigiMax FS microphone preamp,
which features 24-bit resolution and sampling rates up to 96 kHz. The
DigiMax FS can expand any digital audio hardware system with optical
Lightpipe I/O, including the Digidesign Digi 002 and Digi 002 Rack,
Yamaha DM Series digital mixers and RME audio interfaces. MORE AKG Perception
400 AKG adds to its Perception Series by introducing the
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designed for both studio and live sound applications. MORE
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Yamaha Ships GO46 FireWire Audio/MIDI
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Yamaha Ships GO46 FireWire
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inserts, a headphone output with independent level control and
resolution up to 24-bit/192kHz. MORE Actors, Musicians, Composers Against
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Digidesign's Pro Tools Go Mobile Training
Tour is currently visiting 18 cities in the U.S. and Canada
until November 4, 2006. Presented in conjunction with Dell, Intel and
Microsoft, the tour offers free one-hour training sessions focusing on
the creative power of Pro Tools 7 software powered by Dell Precision
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Mobile workstations running Windows XP. Tour dates are subject to
change. Events are free, but seating is limited. Early registration is
strongly recommended. To find a local Pro Tools Go Mobile event, visit
www.digidesign.com/ptgomobile. VirtuosoWorks,
makers of NOTION music composition and performance software, is
conducting the NOTION Realize Music Challenge until
November 30, 2006, which offers a chance to win a recording session
with
the London Symphony Orchestra at Abbey Road Studios. Entrants can
compose a work of up to ten minutes long using NOTION software. One
grand prize winner and a guest will be flown to London to record their
winning composition in a three-hour recording session with the London
Symphony Orchestra. The grand prize winner will also receive hotel
accommodations while in London, a free copy of NOTION and $2,500 in
cash. For entry information and complete rules, visit
www.notionmusic.com/win. Gen Con LLC will
present two interactive Video Games Live concerts featuring music from
the biggest video games of all time on Friday, August 11 and Saturday,
August 12, at 8 p.m. at the Hilbert Circle Theatre in Indianapolis,
Ind.
These special performances will be presented in conjunction with the
Gen Con Indy Convention that will be held in
Indianapolis from August 10 through 13 at the Indianapolis Convention
Center. Ticket prices range from $22 to $62 each and can be purchased
online at
www.indianapolissymphony.org/season/production.aspx?performanceid=1133&src=t.
For more information, go to
www.indianapolissymphony.org/hilbert/,
www.gencon.com/2006/indy/ and www.videogameslive.com. The Songdoor 2006
International Songwriting Competition is open to songwriters
worldwide. Beginning August 15, for an entry fee of $10, songs may be
submitted in eight different categories: country, pop,
singer/songwriter/folk, rock, R&B/soul, Christian/gospel, blues and
instrumental. Entrants may complete the entire entry process online
with
no additional fees or obligation. Entries are accepted through November
15, 2006. Judges include seasoned music industry producers, artists and
engineers. Entrants are eligible to win a Grand Award of $3,000 in
music
merchandise and services, including a fully produced, professional demo
at Jay's Place in Nashville's Music Row. Category winners also receive
a
valuable package of songwriter's tools. All entrants in the competition
will receive one free, self-paced songwriting course from SongU.com,
worth about $40. For complete information, rules and an entry form,
visit
www.songdoor.com. The Bandwidth Conference for
music and technology professionals will take place August 18 and 19,
2006, in San Francisco at the Regency Center, featuring discussion
panels, guest speakers and networking opportunities. Topics include
marketing, fan behavior, trends and future forecasts, and an
examination
of the ways that people discover, purchase, interact with and are
exposed to music. The deadline for the early registration rate of $145
is July 15; information is available at
www.bandwidthconference.com. A companion event, The
Bandwidth Shindig, will offer the general public an
opportunity
to explore music and technology through live events and an expo on
August 19. For more information, visit
www.bandwidthshindig.com. On Wednesday, September 6 in Los
Angeles, the National Association of Record Industry
Professionals (NARIP) will present Clay Pasternack, who will
discuss "Independent Distribution Solution: Getting Records From
Concept
to Consumer." For details and to register, go to NARIP's Website at www.narip.com.
The
Game Audio Conference (GAC) will take place September
6, 7, and 8 in Austin, Texas. The GAC is designed to offer advanced
game
audio sessions aimed at working industry professionals and is geared
toward illuminating and proposing solutions to some of game audio's
toughest problems. Register online by September 5 to receive a
20-percent discount off the on-site price of $495. For details, go to
www.gameaudioconference.com. The Summer Music
Conference
(SMC) is an annual electronic music conference and technology
expo that will take place in
San Francisco from September 27 through October 1. The conference
brings
together professionals in music, media and technology to generate new
opportunities, create synergies and identify trends for the future. For
detailed information and to purchase all-access passes, visit
www.summermusicconference.net. The 22nd Annual
Technical
Excellence and Creativity (TEC) Awards will be held on
Saturday, October 7 (the second night of the 121st AES Convention) at
the Hilton San Francisco. For more information, visit
www.mixfoundation.org. Music China will take
place at the Shanghai New International Expo Centre October 18 through
21, 2006. It will feature more than 800 manufacturers and suppliers of
MI products from 17 countries and regions in five exhibit halls.
Advanced visitor registration and travel information is available at
www.messefrankfurt.com.hk/en/5Music/MC/musicchina.asp/.
Prolight + Sound Shanghai will also take place at the
Shanghai New International Expo Centre alongside Music China from
October 18 through 21. Exhibitors from China, Germany, France, Hong
Kong, South Korea, Singapore, Sweden, Taiwan, the UK and the U.S. will
take part in the fair, including leading names from the pro audio,
lighting and entertainment technology sectors, such as Procon Event,
Dataton, Shure, Penn Elcom and Roxland. Prolight + Sound Shanghai is
organized by INTEX and Messe Frankfurt. For online pre-registration,
travel information and more, visit
www.prolight-sound.com. The San Francisco
Exploratorium will unveil Listen: Making Sense of
Sound, which will open October 21, 2006, and run through
December 31, 2007. The 5,000-square-foot exhibition features more than
55 interactive exhibits, 40 of which are brand new. This exhibition
invites visitors to experience the nature of sound, the ways in which
humans perceive sound and how humans listen. For a detailed overview of
the exhibition, go to
www.exploratorium.edu/pr/documents/06-7Listen.html.
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