In this video we show you how to set up and use a microphone with the Soundcraft SI Expression 1 mixer in the Basement Band Room at Newcastle University.
Click here to learn how to turn the room on and off safely!
In this video we show you how to set up and use a microphone with the Soundcraft SI Expression 1 mixer in the Basement Band Room at Newcastle University.
Click here to learn how to turn the room on and off safely!
Step-by-step
Tips n’ Tricks
Step-by-step
Tips n’ Tricks
Four of the School of Arts and Cultures Technicians were celebrated today after a wildly successful 21st birthday party for Newcastle University’s BA Folk and Traditional Music degree. The degree, which offered the first traditional music course in the UK, was set up 21 years ago by some of the shining lights of the traditional music scene, including Alistair Anderson, Catriona Macdonald, Sandra Kerr and Vic Gammon. Current staff teaching on the degree includes Nancy Kerr, Simon McKerrell, Imogen Gunner and Kathryn Tickell, all of whom performed in the concert with Catriona, who led the event organisation.
The technical team for the event was:
The team pulled out all of the stops for this event, one of the first fully public fixtures post-COVID and one of the biggest shows the department has ever put on. The rig included the department’s new RCF HDL-26A Line Array, paired with two RCF 9006 Subs, which the team are delighted to be able to use on a weekly basis for the student concert series. Lead Technician, Fred Hollingsworth said:
It’s great to have the HDL-26 as our main PA – we can rely on it to deliver even sound coverage across the King’s Hall – a notoriously lively room – it really takes our events to the next level and highlights the quality and professionalism of our team’s work.
There were some incredible performances by staff and students past and present (watch this space – the whole show was filmed and multi-tracked!) and the whole team were proud to be a part of the production and of the recognition (and wine) received at June’s Celebrating Success event.
Legendary audio equipment manufacturer AMS Neve has featured Newcastle University’s Music Studios and technician/associate lecturer Fred Hollingsworth on their featured client’s list, following Fred’s speedy installation of the motorised fader pack for Newcastle University’s Neve 8424 analogue mixing console. Check out the article below for more information:
https://www.ams-neve.com/newcastle-university-adds-motorised-faders-to-its-neve-8424-console/
You can see the timelapse of the installation by following this Instagram link:
https://www.instagram.com/tv/CYrT3khIjXo/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=
Studio retailer SXPro, who aided with the recent studio upgrades at Newcastle University, have featured The Music Studios and technician/associate lecturer Fred Hollingsworth on the featured client’s section of their website.
Check out the article using the link below:
https://sxpro.co.uk/featured-story-newcastle-university-adds-neve-8484/
Studio 1 and 2 both exclusively use Pro Tools as their system DAW (Digital Audio Workstation). However, if you use a different DAW at home you can still integrate the studios as part of your production process using some very simple file transfer workflows. In this video our Ableton Live expert, Tom Waterworth, shows you the ropes.