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Analog and Digital Mixers Available in 10-inch Tabletop, Compact Tabletop, and 19-inch Rack-Mount Formats

 
Cumberland, RI, USA – June 20, 2008. Numark, the world’s leading manufacturer of products for the DJ market, announces three new series of DJ mixers: the C-series of rack-mount club mixers, the M-series of tabletop DJ mixers, and the X-series of 100% digital tabletop DJ mixers.
Each series includes mixers incorporating technologies and functionalities introd ...

AV Installers required for to join us as freelancers



Due to an recent upsurge in business, we are looking for suitably skilled individuals who can install av systems such as flat screen tv's, projectors etc in private homes.
Applicants MUST be able to work to a high standard at the direction of the customer and take pride in their work. Applicants must have a full UK driving licence and their own tools.

If you think you are the right person for the job please contact us by email or ...

Steinberg`s Cubase 4 - The D.A.W of the future?   by Mark Gray

 
Having used Cubase since before the inception of V.S.T instruments (version 3.4) i look upon myself as an above average and experienced user.
When I heard about Cubase 4 being released I was jittery with excitement regarding all the new features and advanced tools which were promised. After eagerly awaiting its release I went out and purchased the product hot off the shelf.
I have now been using Steinberg's C ...

How NOT to approach venues to Get Band Gigs   by Gareth Bird

 
There are some common mistakes many semi-pro and amateur bands make when approaching venues for gigs. Avoiding these will make a big difference to your success in getting bookings.
1. Making it tough on yourself
The easiest places to approach are those already featuring live acts like yours. You can persuade a bar or club to try a live band but this will be harder than giving a venue "more of the same" ...

London Music Technology Teachers’ Forum returns to Thames Valley
Audio Support, an organisation that provides a range of music technology services, is holding the fourth London Music Technology Teachers’ Forum (LMTTF) at Thames Valley University, St Mary's Road, Ealing on Wednesday 5th November 2008 from 7-9pm.
 
The Forum, which is held in association with MusicLeader, a specialist music leadership organisation, will provide advice on setting up music projects and getti ...