Taking it to the TiMax
The Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama which houses the 344-capacity Athenaeum Theatre, has added a TiMax Image Maker 16 (eight-inputs, 16-outputs) to its portfolio of equipment available for use by production students.
The TiMax is intended to initially feature first in just the drama shows at the academy, but in future the new technology will benefit students on its electro-acoustic composition course.
External links
The Stage Online is not responsible for the content of external sites.
Also in Features [RSS]
- Website is miles better
- Trussing manufacturer, Milos, has launched its new website at…
- Girls are looking bold and bright
- Bandit Lites is working again with Leeds-based Production North, this time on…
- And the winner is…
- PLASA Events, the organisers of the PLASA Show at Earls Court in London in…
- Monsters of rock
- HSL supplied lighting production and crew to the main and Clash tent stages…
- Ol’ Blue Eyes on the road
- Summit Steel specified and supplied production rigging and a Kinesys…
- Lighting up a special show
- Bandit Lites supplied all onstage lighting for Westlife’s recent Croke Park…
- Rounded sound
- When the Cottesloe Theatre was ready to retire its dated d&b sound system…
- All set for the Dome
- Gearhouse In2Structures - the design, set and structure solutions providers -…
- Pooling talent
- Adlib Lighting provided equipment and crew for the Wombats’ first full UK…
- Showcasing solutions
- Trantec, the wireless mic systems designer and manufacturer, has launched its…
Content is copyright © 2008 The Stage Newspaper Limited unless otherwise stated.
All RSS feeds are published for personal, non-commercial use. (What’s RSS?)