Wilsonville, OR - Audix is pleased to announce shipment of the M55TM hanging ceiling mic. The M55 is a miniature condenser microphone designed to solve the challenges of mounting, aiming, coverage, and audio performance. The M55 is intended for conference, meeting, board, and class room installations where aesthetics, sound quality, and flexibility are critical.

In this video you can get a taste of how the West Coast legend & Multi-Platinum producer for Ice Cube, Dr. Dre, Too Short, E-40, Master P, Spice 1 and many others, the Almighty E A Ski works in his studio. As a long time Genelec 1031 user he has just lately updated to the new 8250A DSP series monitors and is enjoying the benefits of the new system. Maybe you can catch some tips and tricks for you own home studio recording. Enjoy!

Listen’s exclusive line of state-of-the-art products and technologies are diverse enough to be used in assistive listening, soundfield situations, tour groups, language interpretation and conferencing. Listen offers customized quotes in 30 minutes or less, most products ship same day from stock and Listen offers no obligation demonstrations. Listen is known for assistive listening solutions; however this company offers a full suite of products utilizing wireless technology to enhance meetings and the listening experience.

We are anxious to share our enthusiasm for the highly respected products from this trend setting manufacturer. Give us a call,

and elevate your sound with LISTEN today!

How many artists of diverse nationality, musical styles and Audix microphones can you fit onto one stage? International music group Scurdia is committed to answering this question!

Scurdia was formed by Austrian piano virtuoso Markus Schirmer with his artistic alter ego - oriental Oud Master Risgar Koshnaw, Scurdia is an eclectic group of musicians from Austria, Armenia, Bosnia, Iran, Iraq, Netherlands, USA, and Venezuela who together skillfully and artfully blend diverse world music styles into an eclectic, hectic and wonderfully entertaining musical mélange. Schirmer describes their sound as "A blend of middle eastern folk, jazz, soul, funk, ethnic, Austro and of course, classical music"!

In a live concert series recorded earlier this year at the Opera House in Gras, Austria, Audix mics were used extensively for vocals and for miking a myriad of instruments including percussion, tuba, accordion, strings, reeds and woodwinds.

D Series dynamic mics were used liberally for percussion and Leslie (Hammond B3). The CX112 condenser mics added top-end coverage throughout the performance. The ADX60 Boundary mic was used on cajon and percussion box, while a clip-on ADX20i covered the tuba.

Midas has launched the latest addition to its PRO Series of digital consoles, the Midas PRO1 live audio system, at InfoComm 2012 in Las Vegas, booth C12149.

The PRO1 breaks new ground for Midas digital consoles in several areas. Sporting an all-new, lightweight aluminum frame, the PRO1 is the first stand-alone Midas digital console.

Compatible with the complete range of Midas digital consoles, the PRO1 allows existing show files to be loaded and worked on straight away.

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There is still a widespread misconception in the pro-audio community that MIDAS digital consoles are prohibitively expensive.

This may have been the case in the past, but now due to our new distribution channels and highly efficient manufacturing facility, we have been able to reduce costs and margins, and have passed these savings on to our customers. As a result, MIDAS consoles are no more expensive than an equivalent ordinary mixer.

This means that everyone can now benefit from MIDAS’ superb user-interfaces, superior audio quality and unique implementation of AES-50 sample-synchronous audio networking.

Spread the word! No-one has to suffer bad sound because of budget!

Recycled Percussion holds the distinction of the highest non-vocal finalists ever on "America's Got Talent". They're now playing for audiences at the famed Tropicana Las Vegas Theater, performing six interactive shows a week, in addition to other shows, corporate and sporting events.

From the moment guests enter the theater and are each handed a drum stick and something to bang on, to the curtain raising to reveal, … well nothing, it's obvious that this will not be a typical Vegas show.