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DiGiCo To Announce New Dante Interface At Prolight+Sound 2011DiGiCo announces the adoption of Audinate’s Dante™ digital networking solution and the launch of two new Dante implemented products at this year’s Prolight+Sound. “The first, an eight channel I/O module for the SD-Rack, is something we believe the industry would expect from DiGiCo,” explains managing director James Gordon. “The module allows our users to drop audio on and off a Dante network for connection to system control, amplifiers and general audio networks. “The second is a little more unexpected and comes from our Solutions Division in the shape of Dante DMI (DiGiCo Multichannel Interface) card.” 
DiGiCo Solutions To Launch Remote Record Interface At Prolight+Sound 2011DiGiCo’s new Remote Record Interface, part of the DiGiCo Solutions range, is due for launch at Prolight+Sound 2011 and establishes the UK manufacturer as more than a console company. The Remote Record Interface provides a remote recording solution for all applications in native Mac or PC formats. It allows you to work directly with your preferred DAW and is made up of two parts: 
Christ Covenant Church Offers Praise For New SD8 SystemWhen the tech staff of Christ Covenant Presbyterian Church in Matthews, North Carolina was searching for the best digital console to replace an aging and inadequate mid-level analog desk, the worship facility’s missive was to secure a system that would meet all of their technical requirements yet include a logical and intuitive user interface, which would not intimidate its inexperienced, volunteer operators. Christ Covenant’s technical director, Jim Deal - also a veteran audio consultant in the area -took control of the project, specifying a DiGiCo SD8 system, coupled with a 56-input DigiRack. Hudson-Seymour, an integrator based in the Charlotte, North Carolina area specializing in house of worship installs, handled the installation. 
DiGiCo SD8-24 Puts A Smile On The Face Of Dundee RepWhen the analogue mixing console at Dundee Repertory Theatre was showing signs of old age, the theatre’s head of sound Colin Lowson realised that it was an opportunity to give the venue’s audio system a 21st century shot in the arm. With a DiGiCo SD8-24 now in place, the mix position is a happy place to be. 
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 Nashville's HOPEpark Goes Digital With DiGiCo SD8-24Nashville’s HOPEpark Church originally opened its 1400-seat auditorium in 2000 with an analog mixer and speaker boxes as big as it could afford at the time. The equipment operated faithfully for eleven years before it seemed time to embrace digital technology and upgrade to a more modern audio outfit befitting that of a Music City House of Worship. HOPEpark’s new system features a Clair Brothers’ i212 line array and a DiGiCo SD8-24 console system. “An analogy I enjoy using to describe the combined Clair/DiGiCo upgrade for modern worship, expressed Vinnie Alibrandi, HOPEpark’s Director of Audio, “is going from experiencing a movie from VHS/CRT to watching it HD/1080p. The road to the upgrade was long, but worth every step.” 
Bells Brewery Distills Live Beer And Live Music Nightly In New Music VenueBell's Brewery in Kalamazoo, Michigan began in 1985 with a quest for better beer and a 15-gallon soup kettle. Since then, they’ve grown into a regional brewery featuring handcrafted brews, interesting food and live music weekly in its Eccentric Café. Last year, Brewery owners embarked on a significant expansion to create a dedicated music venue in what used to be a warehouse - and were adamant about outfitting it with the best sound system possible. They brought in audio consultant Jacob Wargo, whose extensive resume included gigs with Eighth Day Sound for 
Piling On The Pressure Wave In Southwark With DiGiCo SD9It is not easy for a young audio company to compete in London’s Theatreland, but Andrew Johnson and his company, Pressure Wave Audio, are making their mark. Andrew’s latest project is the sound design and audio equipment supply for Southwark Playhouse’s production of the Stephen Sondheim classic, Company. The complexity of the design and restrictions on space dictated the need for a small, yet powerful and versatile mixing console. Andrew looked to DiGiCo’s diminutive SD9 to fulfil the brief. 
SD8 Console Named Best Large Format Console By Live Sound Intl ReadersThe readers of ProSoundWeb and Live Sound International magazine have chosen DiGiCo’s SD8 console as its favorite Large Format Console in the 2nd annual Readers Choice Product Awards. In last year’s competition, the newly launched SD8 also scooped the LSI award for New Console Mixer Digital Large Format. 
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